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Fall 2009<\/span><\/h2>\n

9\/10\/09 –\u00a0<\/span>Jenna Nobles –\u00a0“Migration and Mexican Couples: Heterogeneity in Returns and Preferences”<\/p>\n

9\/17\/09 –\u00a0Christina Ewig & Myra Marx Ferree –\u00a0Grant Writing Workshop –\u00a0[see workshop resources]<\/p>\n

9\/22\/09 – Reception for Diane Elson<\/p>\n

9\/24\/09 –\u00a0Diane Elson –\u00a0Sociology, University of Essex –\u00a0“Gender Dimensions of the Global Financial Crisis”<\/p>\n

10\/1\/09 –\u00a0Susana Lastarria –\u00a0Some Evidence on the Impact of Micro-Credit on Children’s Education in Malawi and India<\/p>\n

10\/8\/09 –\u00a0Wendy M. Christensen –\u00a0When Politics is Private: Self-Silencing Military Mothers (Practice Job Talk)<\/p>\n

10\/15\/09 –\u00a0Kristy Kelly –\u00a0Whatever happend to ‘comrade’?” Learning to Mainstreaming Gender as Vietnam’s Development Policy (Practice Job Talk)<\/p>\n

10\/22\/09 –\u00a0Miriam Glucksman –\u00a0Sociology, University of Essex –\u00a0“Women on the Line” revisited. Changes and Continuities in Women’s Work”<\/p>\n

10\/29\/09 –\u00a0Lynn Prince Cooke –\u00a0Social Policy & Sociology, University of Kent –\u00a0“Equality for Some: Gender, Class and Social Policy in Comparative Perspective”<\/p>\n

11\/5\/09 –\u00a0Angela Barian –\u00a0Practice Job Talk<\/p>\n

11\/12\/09 –\u00a0Shahirah Mahmood & Taylor Price (shared presentation) –\u00a0“Traditional Leaders, Modern Problems: Examining the Role of Chiefs in Namibia’s Gender-Based Violence Campaign” (Price) and “When is international aid effective in promoting gender equality? Case studies of improving women\u2019s local representation and welfare within community driven development projects in Indonesia” (Mahmood)<\/p>\n

11\/16\/09 –\u00a0Sally Kenney, Professor, Department of Law and Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs University of Minnesota Director, Center on Women and Public Policy<\/p>\n

Public Lecture:\u00a0“Making the Case for Women Judges”<\/p>\n

Workshop:\u00a0“Teaching and Writing Case Studies on Women and Social Change: the Case of the Northern Ireland Women’s Coalition”<\/p>\n

11\/19\/09 –\u00a0Liz Holzer and Shane Sharp –\u00a0Interviewing Techniques<\/p>\n

12\/3\/09 – \u00a0Ingrid Robeyns, Practical Philosophy, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands –\u00a0“Social Justice and the Family”\u00a0[More information]<\/p>\n

12\/10\/09 –\u00a0Angie Stuart<\/p>\n

Spring 2009<\/h2>\n

1\/29\/09 –\u00a0<\/span>Pilar Go\u00f1alons –\u00a0Transnational Perspective: Contributions and Challenges from a Gender Approach: Migrant-Connected Business Women in the Country of Origin<\/p>\n

2\/5\/09 –\u00a0Laura Dresser, COWS –\u00a0Cleaning and Caring in the Home: Shared Problems? Shared\u00a0Possibilities?<\/p>\n

2\/12\/09 –\u00a0Methods discussion: Ethics, Validity, Writing<\/p>\n

2\/19\/09 –\u00a0Jennifer Sheridan, WISELI –\u00a0Understanding the Experiences of Underrepresented Students in Engineering: The PACE Study<\/p>\n

2\/26\/09 –\u00a0Chandra Hinton –\u00a0Outsider\/Within: A Multiracial Feminist Analysis of a Radical Feminist Space<\/p>\n

3\/5\/09 –\u00a0Katie Zaman –\u00a0Bangladeshi Women Workers and Domestic Violence<\/p>\n

3\/12\/09 –\u00a0Jason Orne –\u00a0Staying-in Stories: Managing Selective Outness in Young Gay Men<\/p>\n

3\/25\/09 –\u00a0Special Wednesday Evening Meeting: How to Turn a Thesis into an Article for Publication<\/p>\n

3\/26\/09 –\u00a0Beth Hoffman, Dept. of Sociology, Purdue University –\u00a0Lactation Support in the Workplace<\/p>\n

4\/2\/09 –\u00a0Danielle Currier, Dept. of Sociology, College of William and Mary –\u00a0Intentional Ambiguity: How Definitions of “Hooking Up” Maintain Boundaries of Hegemonic Masculinity and Emphasized Femininity<\/p>\n

4\/9\/09 –\u00a0Matt Desmond –\u00a0Eviction and the Feminization of Poverty<\/p>\n

4\/16\/09 –\u00a0Laurel Kent –\u00a0Contested Legal Framing of Women Who Kill their Abusers<\/p>\n

4\/23\/09 –\u00a0Kellea Miller –\u00a0Making the Case: External Representation vs. Internal Practices in Feminist Funding and Fund-seeking<\/p>\n

4\/30\/09 –\u00a0Kristy Kelly –\u00a0What Do Pigs Have to Do with Gender? Institutionalizing Gender Inside, Outside and Alongside the State<\/p>\n

5\/7\/09 –\u00a0Julia McReynolds –\u00a0Gender and the Medical Profession in Argentina<\/p>\n

Fall 2008<\/h2>\n

9\/18\/08 –\u00a0Christina Ewig –\u00a0Insuring gender equity? Public and Private Health Insurance in Peru<\/p>\n

9\/25\/08 –\u00a0Discussion of feminist methodology (see below for readings)<\/p>\n

10\/2\/08 –\u00a0Angela Barian –\u00a0Chewing the Fat: Understanding the Discourses of Childhood Obesity<\/p>\n

10\/9\/08 –\u00a0Wendy Christensen –\u00a0Defining Military Motherhood<\/p>\n

10\/16\/08 –\u00a0Maria Isabel Espinoza –\u00a0Women’s artisanal mining in the South of Peru: the “Cuatro Horas Pallaqueras Community”<\/p>\n

10\/23\/08 –\u00a0Naama Nagar -The double feminization of women’s citizenship: NGOization and the gendering of civil society<\/p>\n

10\/30\/08 –\u00a0Jessica Autumn Brown –\u00a0Citizenship of the Heart and Mind: Educating Germany’s Immigrants on the Emotional and Ideological Components of Belongingness<\/p>\n

11\/6\/08 –\u00a0Keera Allendorf –\u00a0The Quality of Family Relationships, Women’s\u00a0Agency, and Maternal and Child Health in India<\/p>\n

11\/13\/08 –\u00a0Jaewoon Bang –\u00a0Coffee, Sex and the City \u2013 Spatial Gendering of Starbucks in South Korea<\/p>\n

11\/20\/08 –\u00a0Julie Keller –\u00a0Queer in the Countryside: LGBT Farmers and Rural Life<\/p>\n

12\/4\/08 –\u00a0Chaitanya Lakkimsetti –\u00a0Prostitution, Sexuality, and Biopower in\u00a0Postcolonial India<\/p>\n

Spring 2008<\/h2>\n

2\/4\/08 –\u00a0<\/span>Sarah Robert –\u00a0Public work \/ Private lives: The absent presence of teachers’ work in Argentina’s reform context<\/span><\/p>\n

2\/11\/08 –\u00a0Anna Rogers –\u00a0Feminist consciousness-raising groups in West Yorkshire, UK, in the ’70s and ’80s<\/p>\n

2\/18\/08 –\u00a0Jessica Brown –\u00a0Citizenship of the Heart and Mind: Educating Germany\u2019s immigrants in the emotional and ideological components of belongingness<\/p>\n

3\/3\/08 –\u00a0<\/span>Kristy Kelly –\u00a0Learning to Mainstream Gender in Vietnam: Where ‘Equity’ Meets ‘Locality’ in UN Development Policy<\/span><\/p>\n

3\/10\/08 –\u00a0Hae Yeon Choo –\u00a0Citizenship at the margins: Filipina migrant women and the negotiation of national boundaries in Korea<\/p>\n

3\/31-4\/4\/08 –\u00a0Carme Diana Deere (Friday talk)<\/p>\n

4\/7\/08 –\u00a0Angela Barian –\u00a0Chewing the Fat – Discourses of Childhood Obesity in the U.S. Public Schools<\/p>\n

4\/14\/08 –\u00a0Myra Marx Ferree,\u00a0Cosponsored by TARGET<\/p>\n

4\/21\/08 –\u00a0Sylvia Walby<\/p>\n

4\/28\/08 –\u00a0<\/span>Kristen Springer –\u00a0Gender and Health Outcomes<\/span><\/p>\n

5\/5\/08 –\u00a0Laurel Kent –\u00a0Domestic Violence, Self-defense and the Women’s Movement<\/p>\n

Fall 2007<\/h2>\n

9\/17\/07 –\u00a0Sarah Robert –\u00a0Public work \/ Private lives: The absent presence of teachers’ work in Argentina’s reform context<\/p>\n

9\/24\/07 –\u00a0Sarah Bruch –\u00a0Policy Feedback, Political Participation, and the Disadvantaged<\/p>\n

10\/1\/07 –\u00a0Angela Barian –\u00a0The Social Construction of the Obesity Epidemic<\/p>\n

10\/8\/07 –\u00a0Grainne de Burca –\u00a0Making Anti-discrimination law in Europe –\u00a0Law & Society<\/p>\n

10\/15\/07 –\u00a0Gioconda Herrerra –\u00a0Migration\/Global Care Chains: Ecuadoran Women Migrants in Spain<\/p>\n

10\/22\/07 –\u00a0Wendy Christensen –\u00a0Militarized Motherhood<\/p>\n

10\/29\/07 –\u00a0Devah Pager –\u00a0Gender, race and low wage labor markets –\u00a0Cosponsored by Race & Ethnicity<\/p>\n

11\/5\/07 –\u00a0Patricia Melgar Alcantud –\u00a0Preventive Socialization of Violence Against Women<\/p>\n

11\/12\/07 –\u00a0Jennifer Holland –\u00a0Immigration and Family Change in Europe<\/p>\n

11\/19\/07 –\u00a0Alyn Turner –\u00a0Gender, Height, Weight, and Wages<\/p>\n

11\/26\/07 –\u00a0Movie: Gender and Hip Hop Video Joint with Race\/Ethnicity<\/p>\n

12\/3\/07 –\u00a0Anne Generoux –\u00a0Migration and Fertility<\/p>\n

12\/10\/07 –\u00a0Niki Graf<\/p>\n

Spring 2007:<\/span><\/h2>\n

1\/29\/07 –\u00a0Deborah Carr –\u00a0“No, a grand-dog doesn’t count…: Generational differences in women’s work-family choices and implications for mother-daughter relationships”<\/p>\n

2\/5\/07 –\u00a0Karen Hagemann –\u00a0A German “Sonderweg”: Women, Work and the “Time Politics” of School Education in West Germany –\u00a0Cosponsored by WAGE<\/p>\n

2\/12\/07 –\u00a0Anne Genereux –\u00a0African Immigrants in France: Transnational Families, Isolated Lives<\/p>\n

2\/19\/07 –\u00a0Claudia Koonz –\u00a0Cosponsored by the Center for German and European Studies<\/p>\n

2\/26\/07 –\u00a0Hae Yeon Choo –\u00a0Dismantling Binaries: Framing Teenage Homosexuality in South Korean Newspapers 1990-2005<\/p>\n

3\/5\/07 –\u00a0Jane Jenson, \u00a0Mary Daly, Tammy Hervey –\u00a0Social Europe and the Future of the Welfare State<\/p>\n

3\/12\/07 –\u00a0Angela Barian and Shamus Kahn –\u00a0Toward a General Theory of Embodiment<\/p>\n

3\/19\/07 –\u00a0Diane Soles –\u00a0Exploring the Public-Private Debates through the Lens of Chilean<\/p>\n

3\/26\/07 –\u00a0Elizabeth Wrigley-Field –\u00a0Spouses, Jobs, and Class Perceptions<\/p>\n

4\/9\/07 –\u00a0Julie Keller –\u00a0WI Women’s Farmer’s Project<\/p>\n

4\/16\/07 –\u00a0Kim Dacosta<\/p>\n

4\/23\/07 –\u00a0Emanuela Lombardo –\u00a0Gender Mainstreaming<\/p>\n

4\/30\/07 –\u00a0Giovanna Merli –\u00a0Sex Behavior and AIDS<\/p>\n

5\/7\/07 –\u00a0Diana Hojlund Madsen –\u00a0The African State and the Women’s Movement<\/p>\n

Fall 2006:<\/h2>\n

9\/18\/06 –\u00a0Noelle Chesley –\u00a0Does Technology Use Reinforce Gendered Boundaries Between Work and Home?<\/p>\n

9\/25\/06 –\u00a0Shamus Kahn –\u00a0Production of Privilege<\/p>\n

10\/2\/06 –\u00a0Jane Collins –\u00a0‘Only Work Should Pay’–Contradictions of Citizenship for Women Leaving Welfare<\/p>\n

10\/9\/06 –\u00a0Michelle Hasday –\u00a0Male Pornography Use and Orientations Towards Sexual Relationships with Women<\/p>\n

10\/16\/06 –\u00a0Vicki Mayer –\u00a0Welfare Reform: A Moment of State Reformation<\/p>\n

10\/17\/06 –\u00a06:30pm,\u00a0Job Market Workshop (John Martin, Christine Schwartz, and Shaumus Kahn),\u00a0Myra’s house<\/p>\n

10\/23\/06 –\u00a0Cynthia Feliciano –\u00a0Gendered Hierarchies: Racial Exclusion and Inclusion in Dating Choices<\/p>\n

10\/30\/06 –\u00a0Landy Sanchez –\u00a0Residential Segregation and Labor Markets in Mexico City: Is there a Gender Difference?<\/p>\n

11\/9\/06 –\u00a0Cynthia Enloe –\u00a0“Where are the Women in the U.S. War in Iraq? Why does it Matter?”\u00a0Cosponsored by the Women’s Studies Research Center Transnational Feminisms Research Circle and Center for German and European Studies<\/p>\n

11\/13\/06 –\u00a0Leslie McCall –\u00a0What Does Class Inequality Among Women Look Like? A Comparison with Men and Families in the Unites States, 1970-2000<\/p>\n

11\/20\/06 –\u00a0Anne Genereux –\u00a0The impact of migration on fertility of sub-Saharan immigrants in France<\/p>\n

11\/27\/06 –\u00a0Chaitanya Lakkimsetti –\u00a0“Impossible Subjects”: Gender, Sexuality and Identity in Post-Colonial India<\/p>\n

11\/28\/06 –\u00a06:30pm –\u00a0Article Workshop,\u00a0Pam’s house<\/p>\n

12\/4\/06 –\u00a0Angela Barian<\/p>\n

12\/11\/06 –\u00a0Keera Allendorf –\u00a0Household decision making, family relationships, and health in India<\/p>\n

Spring 2006:<\/h2>\n

1\/30\/06 –\u00a0Nikki Graf –\u00a0Mothers and the Stratification Process: Intergenerational Effects on the Labor Force Participation and Status Attainment of Male and Female Offspring<\/p>\n

2\/6\/06 –\u00a0Jessica Brown –\u00a0Einwanderungsland: Gender & Citizenship in Multicultural Germany<\/p>\n

2\/13\/06 –\u00a0Hae Yeon Choo,\u00a0Making a South Korean: Gender, Migration & Citizenship in Contemporary South Korea<\/p>\n

2\/20\/06 –\u00a0Professor Julia McQuillan, University of Nebraska –\u00a0“No longer Intending: The relationship between Relinquished Fertility Intentions and Distress.”<\/p>\n

2\/27\/06 –\u00a0Professor Asifa Quraishi, School of Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison –\u00a0Western Advocacy for Muslim Women: It’s Not Just the Thought that Counts –\u00a0Trans-natiotional Feminism Study Circle\/ CES\/ WSRC<\/p>\n

3\/6\/06 –\u00a0Professor Danielle Currier, Radford University –\u00a0Heteronormativity and Gendered Self Presentation among College Athletes<\/p>\n

3\/20\/06 –\u00a0Mary Hannah Weir –\u00a0Organizing Across Identities<\/p>\n

3\/20\/06 7pm –\u00a0MA to Thesis Workshop- Hae Yeon Choo and Kristy Kelly<\/p>\n

3\/27\/06 –\u00a0Shamus Kahn –\u00a0Gendered Pathways to Belonging<\/p>\n

4\/3\/06 –\u00a0Dr Maria Stratigaki, Department of Social Policy and Social Anthropology, Panteion University, Greece –\u00a0European Approaches to Gender Equality: EU Policy & Practice.\u00a0Cosponsored by CGES<\/p>\n

4\/10\/06 –\u00a0Professor Yen Le Espiritu –\u00a0An Asian American Critical Transnational Perspective to Feminism –\u00a0Cosponsored by the Race & Ethnicity Brownbag – Sociology<\/p>\n

4\/17\/06 –\u00a0Brigitte Beauzamy –\u00a0Suburbs in France: a difficult place for anti-globalization and feminist mobilizations –\u00a0Trans-national Feminism Study Circle\/ CES\/ WSRC<\/p>\n

4\/24\/06 –\u00a0Professor Helen Kinsella, Political Science –\u00a0Erotic Triangles: Protection of Civilians in War –\u00a0Trans-natiotional Feminism Study Circle\/ CES\/ WSRC<\/p>\n

5\/1\/06 –\u00a0Wendy Christensen –\u00a0‘Our Family, Your Freedom:’ Militarized Motherhood in Online Support Forums<\/p>\n

5\/1\/06 6:30pm –\u00a0Potluck Gathering<\/span><\/p>\n

Fall 2005:<\/h2>\n

9\/19\/05 –\u00a0<\/span>Lisa Wade –\u00a0“Practice Job Talk: Discursive Contests between Doctors and Feminists within Medicine, Activism, and in the Mass Media.”<\/span><\/p>\n

9\/26\/05 –\u00a0Keera Allendorf –\u00a0“He Said, She Said, They Said: Household Decisionmaking and Health Care in Nepal”.<\/p>\n

10\/03\/05 –\u00a0Kristin Springer –\u00a0“His” and “Her” Marriage Today: The Impact of Spousal Employment and Caregiving on Later Mid-Life Health<\/p>\n

10\/10\/05 –\u00a0Hae Yeon Choo & Leanne Tigges –\u00a0“Rural Myth Revisited: Gender and Nonstandard work in Non-metropolitan Wisconsin<\/p>\n

10\/20\/05 –\u00a0<\/span>Mara Loveman, Michel Guillot, Chad Goldberg, and Cameron MacDonald –\u00a0“Strategies for the Job Market: the Talk, the Interviews, the Meals\u2026and Everything.” [NOTE: Pot Luck Dinner]<\/span><\/p>\n

10\/24\/05 –\u00a0Nikki Jones –\u00a0Working “the Code”: On Gender and Violence in the Inner City,\u00a0Cosponsored by the Race and Ethnicicity Brownbag<\/p>\n

10\/31\/05 –\u00a0Katrina Zippel, Professor of Sociology, Northeastern University,\u00a0The Politics of Sexual Harrassment: A Comparative Study of The US, the EU, and Germany [link],\u00a0Cosponsored by CGES, Center for European Studies, WSRC, International Studies<\/p>\n

11\/7\/05 –\u00a0Mary Tuominen, Professor of Sociology, Denison University –\u00a0“The Right and Responsibility to Care: How Women of Color Frame and Claim the Value of Their Work” –\u00a0Cosponsored by the Department of Family Studies<\/p>\n

11\/14\/05 –\u00a0Ann R. Saetnan, Honorary Fellow, Women’s Studies Research Center –\u00a0“All Fetuses Created Equal? Racialization of the fetal normogram”\u00a0Cosponsored by WSRC, Science and Technology Brownbag<\/p>\n

11\/21\/05 –\u00a0Nancy Naples, Professor of Sociology and Women’s Studies, University of Connecticut,\u00a0Sexual Citizenship in International Context: Toward a Comparative Analysis of Social Regulation,\u00a0Cosopnsored by International Studies, Center for Research on Women, CES<\/p>\n

11\/21\/05 –\u00a0Mary Bernstein, Professor of Sociology, University of Connecticut –\u00a0Reception for Mary Bernstein and LGBT students and allies – contact Mary Hanna-Weir for Details –\u00a0Cosponsored by the Institute for Legal Studies, the Faculty Committee on LGBT Issues<\/p>\n

11\/22\/05 –\u00a0<\/span>Mary Bernstein, Professor of Sociology, University of Connecticut –\u00a0“Using the Law: The Lesbian and Gay Movement and the Decriminalization of Sodomy” –\u00a0Cosponsored by the Institute for Legal Studies, the Faculty Committee on LGBT Issues<\/span><\/p>\n

11\/28\/05 –<\/span>Alfonso Morales –\u00a0“Women’s cancer screening practices and language preference: border and non-border comparisons”<\/span><\/p>\n

12\/5\/05 –\u00a0Amy Schalet, Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Reproductive Health Research & Policy at the University of California, San Francisco –\u00a0Raging Hormones, Regulated Love: Adolescent Sexuality and the Constitution of the Modern Individual in the United States and the Netherlands.”\u00a0Cosponsored by the Center for German and European Studies<\/p>\n

Spring 2005:<\/h2>\n

1\/21\/2005 –\u00a0Dorothy Smith –\u00a0“A Conversation With Dorothy Smith” –\u00a0Theory@Madison<\/p>\n

2\/7\/2005 –\u00a0ILS Panelists,\u00a0Marriage Amendment Symposium<\/p>\n

2\/14\/2005 –\u00a0Cameron MacDonald –\u00a0“‘They’re Too Poor and They All Smoke:’ Ethnic Logics and Childcare Hiring Decisions”<\/p>\n

2\/21\/2005 –\u00a0David Merrill –\u00a0Gender and Depression<\/p>\n

2\/28\/2005 –\u00a0Jessica Brown, Emily Kremer and Wendy Christensen –\u00a0Working in the Gendered Academy<\/p>\n

3\/7\/2005 –\u00a0Professor Dorothy Roberts, Northwestern University Law School –\u00a0“Privatization and Punishment – Regulating Who Reproduces” –\u00a0IRP, ILS, Race and Ethnicity, Women’s Studies<\/p>\n

3\/14\/2005 –\u00a0Anne Genereux –\u00a0Fertility of West African Immigrants in France<\/p>\n

3\/28\/2005 –\u00a0Thesis to Article Workshop and Pot Luck<\/p>\n

4\/4\/2005 –\u00a0Professor Collette Fagan –\u00a0Part-Time Workers –\u00a0Cosponsored by Economic Sociology<\/p>\n

4\/6\/2005 –\u00a0Professor Pippa Norris, Kennedy School, Harvard University –\u00a0“Rising Tide: Gender Equality and Cultural Change Worldwide.”\u00a0Cosponsored by CES, CGES<\/p>\n

4\/11\/2005 –\u00a0Professor Valerie Sperling, Clark University –\u00a0“Women’s Organizations in Russia: Institutional Interest Groups or Vulnerable Dissidents,” Cosponsored by CREECA, WMNS<\/p>\n

4\/18\/2005 –\u00a0Janet Gornick & Marcia Meyers,\u00a0Real Utopias Project, Cosponsored by the Havens Center<\/p>\n

4\/25\/2005 –\u00a0<\/span>Jessica Brown –\u00a0“Allah’s Oppressed Daughters:” News Media Coverage of Muslim Migrant Women in Germany<\/span><\/p>\n

Fall 2004:<\/h2>\n

9\/20\/2004 –\u00a0Janeen Baxter<\/strong> – Visiting Scholar, University of Queensland –\u00a0Transitons through the Lifecourse and Time Spent on Housework: A View from Australia.<\/p>\n

9\/27\/2004 –\u00a0Aida Hurtado<\/strong> – University of California, Santa Cruz –\u00a0Voicing Chicana Feminisms: Young Women Speak Out on Sexuality and Identity<\/p>\n

10\/4\/2004 –\u00a0Keera Allendorf<\/strong> –\u00a0Do women’s land rights promote empowerment and child health in Nepal?<\/p>\n

10\/11\/2004 –\u00a0<\/span>Tetyana Pudrovska<\/strong> –\u00a0Networks of Transnational Feminist NGOs on the Web: North\/South Linkages and Identities<\/span><\/p>\n

10\/18\/2004 –\u00a0<\/span>Cheryl Gilkes<\/strong> – Colby College, Havens Center Speaker –\u00a0My Mother’s Song Is Mine: Sacred Musics as Discourses of Psychic Survival<\/span><\/p>\n

10\/25\/2004 –\u00a0<\/span>Lisa Wade<\/strong> –\u00a0Health and Human Rights in American Discourse about Female Genital Mutilation<\/span><\/p>\n

11\/1\/2004 –\u00a0Kristy Elizabeth Kelly<\/strong> –\u00a0Gender in Transition: Lives of Vietmanese Students in the US<\/p>\n

11\/8\/2004 –\u00a0France Winddance Twine<\/strong> – UC Santa Barbara and Duke University –\u00a0A White Side of Black Britain: Racial Logics and Gendered Labor in Multiracial Families<\/p>\n

11\/15\/2004 –\u00a0Leanne Tigges, Professor, Rural Sociology<\/strong> –\u00a0“Placing” gender in labor market analysis<\/p>\n

11\/22\/2004 –\u00a0Sarah Warren<\/strong> –\u00a0Una Necesidad: Mapuche Women and the Creation of New Spaces in the Context of Struggle<\/p>\n

11\/29\/2004 –\u00a0<\/span>Wendy Christensen<\/strong> –\u00a0“Yee-Ha” is not a Foreign Policy: Masculinity in the Iraq War Debate<\/span><\/p>\n

12\/6\/2004 –\u00a0<\/strong><\/span>Victoria Mayer<\/strong> –\u00a0Public and private visions of Wisconsin’s social welfare program.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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