41. Powell's Books - Women's Identities At War: Gender, Motherhood, And Politics In Women s Identities at war Gender, Motherhood, and politics in Britain and FranceDuring Subject Women; Subject Women s studies History http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/partner?partner_id=28081&cgi=product&isbn=0807824

42. School History And Politics Women, Policy and politics International Conference, University of London, Speck, C. Women Artists Who Went to war , Australian Women studies http://www.arts.adelaide.edu.au/historypolitics/people/history/cspeck.html

The University of Adelaide Home Search Faculty Home ... Research Associates NAPIER BUILDING 423 THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ADELAIDE SA 5005 AUSTRALIA ph: +61 8 8303 3749 fax: +61 8 8303 3443 Dr Catherine Speck Senior Lecturer Room 313, Napier Building Phone Email catherine.speck@adelaide.edu.au Dr Catherine Speck is the coordinator of the innovative Art History Program offered jointly by the University of Adelaide and the Art Gallery of South Australia. The postgraduate program is the only one of its kind in Australia and is co-taught by University staff and Gallery curators and includes 'hands-on' session in the Gallery. Catherine teaches in many of the Graduate Diploma/MA subjects offered in the Art History program including European Art. Australian Art, Modern Art, British Art and Contemporary Art and she coordinates Japanese art, Southeast Asian art and Australian Indigenous art, although those latter three subjects are taught by specialists. She also supervises a range of coursework and research degree theses and coordinates the MA in Art History coursework program. Prior to taking up her current post, she was coordinator of the Art History and Theory Department and Research Degrees Coordinator at the SA School of Art, University of South Australia. In 1999 she was a Robert J. Hawke Research Fellow in the Hawke Institute, and in 1992-3 held a John Treloar Grant (Australian War Memorial). Other research grants include an ARC Spirt Grant

43. Nissan Institute RoutledgeCurzon Bookseries The Nissan Institute/RoutledgeCurzon Japanese studies Series began in 1986. The Emperor s Adviser Saionji Kinmochi and Prewar Japanese politics, http://www.nissan.ox.ac.uk/bookseries.htm

The Nissan Institute/RoutledgeCurzon Japanese Studies Series began in 1986. A full list of the books published in the series follows. For Further information, please visit http://www.routledgecurzon.co.uk The Myth of Japanese Uniqueness , Peter Dale, 1986. (Out of print). The Emperor's Adviser: Saionji Kinmochi and Pre-War Japanese Politics , Lesley Connors, 1987. (Out of print). Banking Policy in Japan: American Efforts at Reform During the Occupation , William M. Tsutsui, 1988. (Out of print). The Soil, by Nagatsuka Takashi: A Portrait of Rural Life in Meiji Japan , Translated and with an introduction by Ann Waswo, 1989. (Out of print). Biotechnology in Japan , Malcolm Brock, 1989. (Out of print). Japan and Protection: The Growth of Protectionist Sentiment and the Japanese Response , Syed Javed Maswood, 1989. Japanese Science Fiction: A View of a Changing Society , Robert Matthew, 1989. Industrial Relations in Japan: The Peripheral Sector , Norma Chalmers, 1989. Britain's Educational Reform: A Comparison with Japan , Michael Howarth, 1990.

44. Day 1: American Studies Association / Canadian Association For American Studies: What is Political? Puerto Rican Women in the National Welfare Rights Movement, Salt of the Earth and American Cultural politics during the Cold war http://asa.press.jhu.edu/program97/day1.html

American Studies Association Canadian Association for American Studies: Third Joint Annual Meeting Going Public: Defining Public Culture(s) in the Americas Day 1 Thursday, October 30, 1997 8:00 AM 3:00 PM BRYCE Business Meeting of the ASA National Council 9:00 AM 10:30 AM COLUMBIA B Pre-convention Workshop for American Studies Program Directors: Outreach and American Studies (Sponsored by the Committee on American Studies Programs) CHAIR: Deborah Dash-Moore , Department of Religious Studies, Vassar College PANELISTS: Sherry Linkon and John Russo , American Studies Program, Youngstown State University Peter Leonard Director of Field Work, Vassar College Eric Sandeen American Studies Program, University of Wyoming COMMENT: The Audience Designed for Program Directors and Department Chairs, this workshop will address community outreach activities sponsored by American Studies programs and departments. Panelists will offer a survey of the range of such activities at their home institutions, including a detailed look at select projects and general reflections on the difficulties and opportunities of such enterprises. This session will allow American Studies administrators the opportunity to compare notes, exchange information of how to implement and develop outreach efforts, and provide perspectives on how specific institutional activities fit within the general project of American Studies. Results of information solicited directly from ASA members regarding the community outreach activities they sponsor will also be summarized during this workshop.

45. Shia News | Articles: Politics | We Can't Just Forget About Dead Afghan Civilian Herold, a professor of economics and women s studies, said the lack of coverageof the carnage Herold is a critic of the war with progressive politics, http://www.shianews.com/hi/articles/politics/0000183.php

low graphics advertisement promotion feedback ... Letters to Editor Published on: Friday, 13 Shawwal 1422 (28 December 2001) We Can't Just Forget About Dead Afghan Civilians By Robert Jensen and Rahul Mahajan How many civilians have died in the United States' attack on Afghanistan? Military officials assert that high-tech weapons and precision bombing have kept that number low. Reports of civilian casualties whether coming from the Taliban or independent observers are routinely dismissed by the Pentagon as fabrications or exaggerations. U.S. journalists sometimes offer estimates of civilian deaths after a particular bombing raid, always cautioning that the reports can't be confirmed. In the foreign press, however, the question is more prominent, and regular reports of heavy civilian casualties as a result of the U.S. bombing have fueled anti-American sentiment around the world. Given these conflicting accounts, one might think a carefully documented study by an independent American researcher might be of great interest. One might expect U.S. reporters to be clamoring for a copy and requesting interviews with the study's author. But in terms of mainstream news interest, it was a quiet week in Durham, NH, Marc Herold's hometown.

46. Women's Studies: Course Requirements WOMST105 Introduction to Women s studies WOMST205 Gender, Ethnicity, HIST 542Women in America, Civil war to the Present HIST 551 History of politics http://www.ksu.edu/womst/catalogue.html

Home Undergraduate Studies Student Learning Outcomes Assessment ... Current Courses Catalogue Faculty and Staff News and Events Career Opportunities Undergraduate Catalogue ... Women's Studies Student Learning Outcomes Requirements for the Major For the major, a student must complete 30 credit hours of Women's Studies core courses and courses cross-listed with other departments, at least 12 of which must be at 500 level or above, distributed as follows: Core Women's Studies courses (15 credit hours) Introduction to Women's Studies Gender, Ethnicity, and Class Feminist Thought Seminar in Women's Studies (plus a choice of one other WOMST course) Humanities (6 credit hours) Women's Studies Courses Stories of a Young Girl Women and Popular Culture Women and Religion Women and Islam Rites of Passage Cross-Listed Courses ART 654 Women in Art MUSIC 220 Topics in Music: Women in Music MUSIC 390 Special Studies in Music (when an approved topic) ENGL 395 Topics in English ENGL 525 Women in Literature for a given semester if they address women or gender: ENGL 395 Topics in English; ENGL 604 Expository Writing Workshop; ENGL 625

47. Government & Politics who oppose the Iraq war yet still embrace the pragmatic principle of politics, University of Maryland women s studies database serves those people http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/government-and-politics.asp?filter=uz

48. Collections Policies - Political Science The same is true of superpower (ie Cold war) politics. the political sciencecollection, particularly in the areas of women s studies, Canadian, Quebec, http://web.plattsburgh.edu/library/cdm/policies/polisci.php

Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Home Directory ... Help Collections Policies - Political Science Search Our Site Collection Development and Management Departmental Policies Overview Anthropology Art Biology ... Women's Studies Business and Economics Accounting Economics Education, Health and Human Services Child/Family Services Education Counselor Education Nursing Library Library Science Special Collections You Are Here: Plattsburgh State Library Collection Development and Management Policies Political Science Collections Policies Clientele: The Political Science collection serves the curricular needs of undergraduates and faculty in the department. The number of majors has declined by approximately 25% in the most recent 5 years. There are about 6 faculty members directly involved in teaching political science. The following areas are also related to the collection: Law (K), Political economy/sociology (HM33-35), Political societies (HS2275-2499), Socialism, Communism, Anarchism (HS), Public Opinion (HN90+), Public Policy (HD85). Existing Collections: ECS 3 Language E Plattsburgh's Political Science collection contains both current and older materials in English, with a U.S. and global focus. We have specifically collected materials related to Canada, Latin America, and New York State. The General Collection has solid retrospective holdings in classical political thought and institutions as well as Cold War politics. Other areas of emphasis include colonialism/imperialism, nationalism, immigration, human rights, electoral politics, and intelligence activities.

49. Untitled Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science and Women s studies Program, of Zimbabwe s Liberation war for Women s politics After Independence, http://www.denison.edu/international/ranchodvita.html

Sita Ranchod-Nilsson International Studies Program Box M Dension University Granville, Ohio 43023 email:ranchod@denison.edu Home Address: 450 Knoll Drive Granville, Ohio 43023 Education Ph.D. Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. 1992. Dissertation Title: "Gender Politics and National Liberation: Women's Participation in the Liberation of Zimbabwe" Advisors: Ibrahim Abu-Lughod, Philip Schrodt and Karen Tranberg Hansen B.A. Denison University, Granville, Ohio. May, 1983. (Honors) Employment Associate Professor and Director , International Studies Program, Denison University, from Fall 2002. Assistant Professor and Director ,International Studies Program, Denison University, Fall 1996-Spring 2002. Courses: International Studies Capstone Seminar (INTL 450); Introduction to International Studies: The Making of the a Modern World (INTL 100); Dilemmas in the International System: Gender and Globalization (INTL200/POSC370/WS200); Dilemmas in the International System: New Perspectives on Development; Women in Development (WS321/PS371) Assistant Professor

50. Politics - Role Of Women In Society to the scant participation of women in the emerging political parties. Undertaking studies to determine the actual circumstances of rural women. http://www.angola.org/politics/womens.htm

Women's Gains In The Struggle For Equality Angolan women participated, side by side with men, in the struggle for Independence, and are also playing a key role in the search for a lasting peace and consolidated democracy for the country. After Independence, the Constitution enshrined equality of the sexes before the law; with this legal instrument, women stepped up their battle for "a place in the sun." Little by little the myth according to which women had to stay at home to carry out their "natural mission" of raising children, bearing children, and serving as an instrument of pleasure. Albeit in small numbers, women began to be seen in some professions hitherto deemed "male," as they dared to enter careers such as pilot, breaking down barriers, taboos, and prejudices. Yet women's limited education has stood in the way, as we embark upon this "war" with the major handicap of not having a level of education needed to qualify for mid- or upper-level professional and technical courses, to meet qualification requirements for placement in certain positions. Statistics indicate that as of 1992 54% of the women in Luanda were illiterate, as compared to 31.4% of men. Only 2.5% had continued their studies beyond the 10th grade, as compared to 7% of men.

51. American Studies Courses 490 Internship in the Center for the Study of war and Society (3). May be repeated . 340 Women, politics, and the Law (3). Same as Legal studies 340. http://web.utk.edu/~amerstud/courses.html

American Studies Courses 310 Introduction to American Studies (3). 312 Popular Culture and American Politics (3). Same as Political Science 312. 320 American Cultures (3). Same as Anthropology 320. 334 Film and American Culture (3). Same as English / Cinema Studies 334. 343 Race and Ethnicity (3). Same as Sociology 343. 345 Collective Behavior and Social Movements (3). Same as Sociology 345. 355 Religion and Culture in the United States (3). Same as Religious Studies 355. 381 Introduction to Folklore (3). Same as English 381. 410 Topics in American Culture (3). Content Varies. 420 Political Attitudes and Behavior (3). Same as Political Science 420. 423 Geography of American Popular Culture (3). Same as Geography 423. 442 American Humor (3). Same as English 442. 450 Seminar in American Studies (3). 456 History of Sports in the United States (3). Same as History 456. 469 Freedom of Speech (3). Same as Speech Communication 469.

52. Flinders University: Research Directory School of Political and International studies/Department of Women s studies GENDER AND politics (war, political parties, feminism, popular movements, http://www.flinders.edu.au/expertise/cf/subject.cfm?s=Politics

53. Balkan 2000 CHANGING IDENTITIES AND politics OF THE BALKANS AFTER THE COLD war TransfomationResources on Women and the Centre for Women s studies, Zagreb, Croatia. http://www.soc.utu.fi/polhist/balkan/balkan2000.htm

CHANGING IDENTITIES AND POLITICS OF THE BALKANS AFTER THE COLD WAR A research project financed by the Academy of Finland, 2001-2005 University of Turku Department of Contemporary History FIN-20014 Turku, FINLAND Contact information CONTENTS General description and objectives List of researchers Research titles and interests Activity ... Links GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES Primary fields : contemporary history, international relations Key words : the Balkans, ethnicity, European ideas, gender, geohistory, identity politics, nationalism, political order, political space, transition/transformation Top LIST OF RESEARCHERS Dr , Senior Research Fellow Dr Marko Lehti , Senior Research Fellow Anne-Maria Marttila , MA, PhD candidate (Graduate School of Cultural Interaction and Integration and the Baltic Sea Region) Dr Vesa Saarikoski , Director Tanja Tamminen , MA, DEA, PhD candidate Johanna Valenius , MA, Research Fellow Top RESEARCH TITLES AND INTERESTS Earthquake Diplomacy: Burden of the Past in the Turkish-Greek Relations Top Marko Lehti Top Vesa Saarikoski Geohistorical Contexts and Contemporary Politics of Southeast Europe Top Tanja Tamminen

54. Senior Seminar In American Politics-Professor Kjohnsonfall03 title encyclopedia of the cold war author pious richard American studies,Environmental Policy studies, Human Rights, Women s studies and many more. http://www.barnard.edu/library/courses/Fall2003/BC3761-001kjohnson.htm

Barnard College Library Research Guide BC3761: Senior Seminar in American Politics Professor Kimberly S. Johnson Contents Print Resources CLIO Online Indexes and Databases E-Journals ... Library Services *PRINT RESOURCES Reference Books Encyclopedias, dictionaries and other reference books can provide useful background information and bibliographies that can lead you to relevant books and articles. The reference books in this list are available in the Barnard Library reference area on the second floor. A reference librarian can help you in locating additional reference books. TITLE BARNARD REFERENCE CALL NUMBER Reader's companion to American history Encyclopedia of American foreign policy. 3 vol. Encyclopedia of the Cold War Encyclopedia of American immigration 4 vol. American justice 3 vol Encyclopedia of minorities in American politics Hispanic American almanac Welfare reform American presidents: a bibliography *CLIO CLIO (Columbia Libraries Information Online) is the on-line catalog for materials added to the Columbia University Libraries since 1981. Use the card catalogs for older materials You can enter CLIO from the Barnard Library home page or from the Columbia University LibraryWeb Help with searching (called "search tips") is available on the bottom of the opening search screen

55. Undergraduate Political Science & International Relations - Simmons College POLS 225 International politics of East Asia* POLS 228 The Vietnam war An Integrated Jyoti Puri, Associate Professor of Sociology and Women’s studies http://www.simmons.edu/academics/undergraduate/political_science/programs/ir.htm

Search Campus Directory Request Info Contact Us ... Undergraduate International Relations: The major consists of core courses in international politics, economics, history, and women's studies. Electives are chosen from these disciplines, as well as modern languages and sociology. The senior year includes an integrative seminar and, if the student chooses, an internship or independent study. Students have interned at organizations involved in international relations such as the World Affairs Council, the United Nations Association, Amnesty International, the International Business Center, Bay Banks International, the offices of US senators, and Grassroots International. Although students are not required to take advanced courses in a foreign language, at least one course above the intermediate level is strongly recommended. Students are also strongly encouraged to take the following courses in the first or second year: ECON 100 and 101, HIST 128, and POLS 102. Faculty members of the International Relations Steering Committee are available for advising and supervising internships, independent studies, and honors theses.

56. Faculty Experts On War-Related Issues Research interests/specialty politics of war; national security; KATHY FERGUSON,Professor of Political Science and Women’s studies and Director http://www.hawaii.edu/ur/emergencyexperts.htm

(by topic and country) For additional information, contact the External Affairs and University Relations Public Relations Office at (808) 956-5039 or newsroom@hawaii.edu Retun to Emergency Information page. POLITICS OF WAR (foreign policy, diplomacy, international relations, cultural aspects) BRIEN HALLETT Associate Professor of Peace Studies www.peaceinstitute.hawaii.edu bhallett@hawaii.edu Research interests/specialty: War and democratic theory; Congressional war powers; the laws of war; declarations of war; the Constitution; globalization Publication: "The Lost Art of Declaring War," a reference used by the U.S. Senate in drafting a war resolution in early October 2002 CAROLYN STEPHENSON Associate Professor of Political Science and Population Studies Department of Political Science, UH Manoa, www2.hawaii.edu/pols cstephen@hawaii.edu Research interests/specialty: Alternative international security systems, including mediation, sanctions, nonviolent action, and peacekeeping; non-governmental organizations and United Nations conference diplomacy in the areas of environment, women, and disarmament; gender, conflict and conflict resolution RICHARD BRISLIN Professor of Management College of Business Administration, UH Manoa

57. The Feminist Press Is A Nonprofit Publisher Devoted To Restoring Fiction/Literature • The Helen Rose Scheuer Jewish Women s Series • Historyand politics • Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgendered (LGBT) studies http://www.feministpress.org/catalog/index.cfm?category_id=15

58. Program In Women's Studies: Reports To The President 2002-2003 Women s studies (WS) continues to build on its success as an interdisciplinary The politics and Technology of Motherhood Series (cosponsored with the http://web.mit.edu/annualreports/pres03/09.14.html

Program in Women's Studies In This Report Program Administration Curriculum and Faculty Development Programming Highlights Research, Publications, and Service ... Future Plans Women's Studies (WS) continues to build on its success as an interdisciplinary undergraduate program. It provides a framework and community for scholarly inquiry focusing on women, gender, and sexuality. Exploring gender cross-culturally, historically, and artistically, WS subjects strive to help MIT students better understand various constructions of knowledge and value and to realize the range of personal and intellectual discoveries made possible by using gender as a category of analysis. The program is also an important resource and support for faculty with an advanced knowledge of gender studies within particular disciplines but interested in learning more across disciplinary lines; moreover, it welcomes faculty who have an emerging interest in the field of women's studies. A highlight of this year was the May 2003 WS faculty retreat, a full day of discussions and breakout groups at MIT's Endicott House, during which 18 faculty members participated in conversations and planning sessions. WS faculty members planned a Conference on Feminism and Biology, brainstormed over 100 ideas for celebrating the 20th anniversary of WS, engaged in dialogue regarding the present state of WS at MIT, and made plans for programming, curriculum, our WS reading group, and our Intellectual Forum.

59. FOXNews.com - Politics - New Analysis Says Women's Studies Prism Emits A Distinc RESPOND TO EDITOR EMAIL STORY PRINTER FRIENDLY FOXFAN CENTRAL. New Analysis SaysWomen s studies Prism Emits a Distinctly Feminist Coloring http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,48663,00.html

OAS_AD('Top'); document.write(secTimeStamp); SEARCH writeFeature(0); writeFeature(1); writeFeature(2); RESPOND TO EDITOR E-MAIL STORY PRINTER FRIENDLY FOXFAN CENTRAL New Analysis Says Women's Studies Prism Emits a Distinctly Feminist Coloring Monday, March 25, 2002 By Kelley Beaucar Vlahos That is the universal claim found in women's studies textbooks on college campuses today, according to a critical analysis by the Independent Women's Forum, a women's group that has often tangled with the traditional feminist establishment. The treatise, set forth by Christine Stolba, a senior fellow at IWF, has already drawn fire from scholars who see Stolba as an "ultra-conservative" with an ax to grind against traditional feminists. "I think it's outrageous. It's irresponsible," said Magdalena Garcia-Pinto, president of the National Women's Studies Association, which says there are 750 respected women's studies programs in higher education. Stolba reviewed five of the most popular introductory textbooks and over 30 course syllabi from major colleges and universities across the country. ADVERTISEMENTS adsonar_pid=144757;adsonar_ps=399668;adsonar_zw=440;adsonar_zh=120;adsonar_jv='ads.adsonar.com';

60. ACRL WSS Core Lists In Women's Studies - International Politics This list is limited to titles about women and international politics, ENCOMPASSING GENDER INTEGRATING INTERNATIONAL studies AND WOMEN S studies. http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/core/crintpol.htm

Core Lists in Women's Studies The 2004 Core Lists Updates are in the new Women's Studies Core Books database: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/ACRLWSS INTERNATIONAL POLITICS by Anne Page Mosby General Editors: Cynthia Johnson and Carrie Kruse Sponsored by: Women's Studies Section , Collection Development Committee Distributed by: University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian's Office 430 Memorial Library 728 State Street Madison, Wisconsin 53706 email: Email the Librarian January 2003 This list is limited to titles about women and international politics, listed either in BOOKS IN PRINT in January 2003, or listed as available during Fall 2002 in a library vendor database (YBP). The list has been completely revised since it was last published in 2001 (thus there is no division between New Titles and Titles Included on Past Lists). The most essential works are starred. Ackerly, Brooke A. POLITICAL THEORY AND FEMINIST SOCIAL CRITICISM. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2000. ISBN: 0521650194 $54.95; ISBN: 0521659841 $22.00. Allwood, Gill and Khursheed Wadia. WOMEN AND POLITICS IN FRANCE 1958-2000. New York: Routledge, 2000. ISBN: 0415184924 $90.00; pap. ISBN: 0415184932 $29.95.

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