Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
“We’re All Sisters”,2009,23,5,639-664,Lawston
Women's Gendered Experiences as Long-Term Three Mile Island Activists,2003,17,3,445-461,Culley
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Review: She's Got a Gun. By Nancy Floyd. Philadelphia: Temple University Press 2008 248 pp. $76.50 (cloth); $27.95 (paper),2009,23,3,414-416,Whitney
School culture and the well-being of same-sex-attracted youth,2009,23,4,542-568,Wilkinson
Book Review: Intimate Partner Violence. By Angela J. Hattery. New York: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers Inc. 2008 222 pp,2009,23,4,581-583,Coston
Feminists Or “Postfeminists”?,2003,17,6,903-922,Aronson
Of punishment and parenthood,2001,15,4,611-633,Flavin
Designing Women,2002,16,6,814-838,Gagné
Book Review: Beyond Bad Girls: Gender Violence and Hype. By Meda Chesney-Lind and Katherine Irwin. New York: Routledge 2008 235 pp. $125.00 (cloth); $35.95 (paper),2010,24,1,137-139,Smolter
Gender Ideology Construction,2009,23,3,363-387,Vespa
"I'm Not Thinking of It as Sexual Harassment",2006,20,1,87-107,Welsh
Women’s Empowering Carework In Post-Soviet Azerbaijan,2003,17,2,293-304,Najafizadeh
“Keeping The Dancers In Check”,2008,22,3,367-389,Price
The Politics of Gender Human Rights and Being Indigenous in Chile,2005,19,2,199-220,Richards
Postcolonial Feminism The Politics of Identification and the Liberal Bargain,2005,19,5,680-700,Sa'ar
"I Feel Like It’s a Heavier Burden. . .",2010,24,5,565-590,Weigt
"A Rose is a Rose",2010,24,6,814-837,Meadow
Gender Work-Family Responsibilities and Sleep,2010,24,6,746-768,Maume
Body Gender and Knowledge in Protest Movements,2003,17,3,379-403,Sasson-Levy
Turncoat Bodies,2005,19,2,243-261,Tambiah
Central State Child Care Policies In Postauthoritarian Spain,2003,17,2,287-292,Valiente
Working-Class Job Loss Gender and the Negotiation of Household Labor,2010,24,4,447-474,Legerski
Caught at the Clinic,2004,18,3,369-388,Lichtenstein
Doing Gender,1987,1,2,125-151,West
The sexual politics of murder,1989,3,4,437-456,Caputi
Thinking about Women,2005,19,4,437-455,Andersen
Gendering violence,2001,15,3,358-380,Anderson
The significance of race and gender in school success among latinas and latinos in college,2001,15,6,859-878,Barajas
“It’s Just about being Fair”,2004,18,3,350-368,Blackstone
Paradoxes of Professionalization,2002,16,6,941-958,Markowitz
“Practicing Electoral Politics in the Cracks”,2010,24,4,475-498,Howard Frederick
Feminist Research in the Public Domain,2007,21,2,272-294,Grauerholz
The Impact of Emotional Opportunities on the Emotion Cultures of Feminist Organizations,2009,23,3,337-362,Guenther
The Messy Relationship Between Feminisms and Globalizations,2007,21,6,797-803,Desai
Men are much Harder,2003,17,5,691-710,Eck
Promising and Contested Fields,2004,18,2,161-188,Chow
Ethnicity Gender and Marital Violence: South Asian Women's Organizations in the United States,1995,9,4,450-468,Abraham
Women’s and Gender Studies in English-Speaking Sub-Saharan Africa,2004,18,6,685-714,Ampofo
Who Gets Out?,2007,21,2,173-201,Anderson
Gendering Violence: Masculinity and Power in Men's Accounts of Domestic Violence,2001,15,3,358-380,Anderson
Acid Violence And Medical Care In Bangladesh,2003,17,2,305-313,Anwary
Dancing on the Möbius Strip: Challenging the Sex War Paradigm,2002,16,5,585-602,Barton
Degendering the Problem and Gendering the Blame: Political Discourse on Women and Violence,2001,15,2,262-281,Berns
Children and the Gender Gap in Foreign Policy Issues,2001,15,2,303-316,Bjereld
Doing the Right Thing? Single Mothers by Choice and the Struggle for Legitimacy,2000,14,1,62-86,Bock
Men Just Weren’t Made To Do This: Performances of Drag at “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” Marches,2010,24,1,5-30,Bridges
Child Care or Child Neglect? Baby Farming in Late-Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia,1988,2,2,128-148,Broder
Gender Intimacy and Lethal Violence: Trends from 1976 through 1987,1993,7,1,78-98,Williams
Gender Race and Urban Policing: The Experience of African American Youths,2006,20,4,531-552,Brunson
Violent Acts and Injurious Outcomes in Married Couples: Methodological Issues in the National Survey of Families and Households,1990,4,1,56-67,Brush
Women's Movements and State Policy Reform Aimed at Domestic Violence Against Women: A Comparison of the Consequences of Movement Mobilization in the U.S. and India,1992,6,4,587-608,Bush
The Construction of Gender in Reality Crime TV,1999,13,5,643-663,Cavender
Trafficking Migration and the Law: Protecting Innocents Punishing Immigrants,2003,17,6,923-937,Chapkis
Hegemonic Masculinity: Rethinking the Concept,2005,19,6,829-859,Messerschmidt
Ways to Come Ways to Leave: Gender Mobility and Il/legality among Ethiopian Domestic Workers in Yemen,2010,24,2,237-260,De Regt
Cohabitation Marriage and the Unruly Consequences of Difference,2000,14,1,87-110,Elizabeth
“Where My Girls At?” Negotiating Black Womanhood in Music Videos,2002,16,1,115-135,Emerson
Mestiza Double Consciousness: The Voices of Afro-Peruvian Women on Gendered Racism,2008,22,5,660-680,Falcón
The Politics of Research and Activism: Violence Against Women,1989,3,4,549-558,Fine
Oedipus Wrecked? The Moral Boundaries of Incest,2003,17,1,92-110,Fischer
“it's Hard to Change What We Want to Change”: Rape Crisis Centers as Organizations,1994,8,4,562-583,Fried
"Click Here": A content analysis of Internet rape sites,2002,16,5,689-709,Gossett
It Hurts to Be a Girl: Growing Up Poor White and Female,2000,14,5,630-643,Hall
Badgering or Bantering? Gender Differences in Experience of and Reactions to Sexual Harassment among U.S. High School Students,2000,14,6,718-746,Hand
State of our Unions,2009,23,1,27-48,Heath
Vulnerability and Dangerousness:The Construction of Gender through Conversation about Violence,2001,15,1,83-109,Hollander
The Political Context of Feminist Attitudes in Israel,1988,2,4,463-481,Izraeli
Women Genocide and Memory: The Ethics of Feminist Ethnography in Holocaust Research,2004,18,2,223-238,Jacobs
Antiviolence Activism and the (in)visibility of Gender in the Gay/Lesbian and Women's Movements,1994,8,3,402-423,Jenness
The Influence of Race and Gender on Student Self-Reports of Sexual Harassment by College Professors,2001,15,2,282-302,Matheson
Knowing Women: Straight Men and Sexual Certainty,2003,17,6,861-877,King
Generic Womanhood: Gendered Depictions in Cop Action Cinema,2008,22,2,238-260,King
Social Science Perspectives on Wife Abuse: Current Debates and Future Directions,1989,3,4,489-505,Kurz
“Marrying My Rapist?!”: The Cultural Trauma among Chinese Rape Survivors,2000,14,4,581-597,Luo
Hetero-Romantic Love and Heterosexiness in Children's G-Rated Films,2009,23,3,315-336,Martin
Fraternities and Rape on Campus,1989,3,4,457-473,Hummer
The Fighting Spirit: Women's Self-Defense Training and the Discourse of Sexed Embodiment,1998,12,3,277-300,McCaughey
Socioeconomic and Coercive Power Within the Family,1996,10,4,449-463,McCloskey
Engendering Trauma: Race Class and Gender Reaffirmation after Child Sexual Abuse,2005,19,5,621-643,McGuffey
Immigrant Women and Domestic Violence: Common Experiences in Different Countries,2002,16,6,898-920,Menjívar
Korean “Comfort Women”: The Intersection of Colonial Power Gender and Class,2003,17,6,938-957,Min
“Hitting is not Manly” Domestic Violence Court and the Re-Imagination of the Patriarchal State,2006,20,6,781-804,Mirchandani
“Rednecks” “Rutters” and 'Rithmetic,2008,22,6,728-751,Morris
Gender and the Construction of Consent in Child-Adult Sexual Contact: Beyond Gender Neutrality and Male Monopoly,1998,12,5,554-577,Nelson
Gender and the Politics of Needs: Broadening the Scope of Welfare State Provision in Costa Rica,2002,16,2,216-239,Noonan
Gender Studies In Cuba: Methodological Approaches 1974-2001,2003,17,1,7-32,Núñez
Women's Collective Identity Formation in Sports: A Case Study from Women's Ice Hockey,2002,16,1,93-114,Pelak
The Study of Gender in India,2003,17,4,503-524,Desai
"We Don't have Time for Social Change": Cultural Compromise and the Battered Woman Syndrome,2003,17,5,771-787,Rothenberg
Radical Caring in an Ethnic Shelter: South Asian American Women Workers at Apna Ghar Chicago,2004,18,5,588-609,Rudrappa
The Social Organization of Sexuality and Gender in Alternative Hard Rock: An Analysis of Intersectionality,2000,14,6,747-764,Schippers
Negotiating Hegemonic Masculinity in a Batterer Intervention Program,2007,21,5,625-649,Schrock
Dangerous Dependencies:The Intersection of Welfare Reform and Domestic Violence,2002,16,6,878-897,London
Convicted Rapists' Perceptions of Self and Victim: Role Taking and Emotions,1988,2,2,200-213,Scully
The Invisible Intruder: Women's Experiences of Obscene Phone Calls,1989,3,4,483-488,Sheffield
Fathering Class and Gender,2009,23,2,161-187,Gerstel
Enhancing the Quality of Survey Data on Violence Against Women:,1994,8,1,109-127,Smith
Obscene and Threatening Telephone Calls to Women: Data from a Canadian National Survey,1994,8,4,584-596,Smith
Community of Struggle: Gender Violence and Resistance on the U.S./Mexico Border,2008,22,5,545-567,Téllez
“Who Protects and Serves Me?” A Case Study of Sexual Harassment of African American Women in One U.S. Law Enforcement Agency,2002,16,4,524-545,Texeira
“A Way Outa No Way”: Eating Problems among African-American Latina and White Women,1992,6,4,546-561,Thompson
An Overview of Research on Gender in Spanish Society,2002,16,6,767-792,Valiente
Defining Gendered Oppression in U.S. Newspapers,2009,23,3,293-314,Wade
Puerto Rico: Feminism and Feminist Studies,2003,17,5,664-690,Warren
Limitations of the Medical Model in the Care of Battered Women,1989,3,4,506-517,Warshaw
The Gendered “Nature” of the Urban Outdoors: Women Negotiating Fear of Violence,2004,18,5,645-663,Wesely
Between Women's Rights and Men's Authority,2008,22,6,799-823,Wyrod
Producing Social Class Representations: Women's Work in a Rural Town,2002,16,3,323-344,Yodanis
The Imperishable Virginity of Saint Maria Goretti,1989,3,4,474-482,Young
Immigration and Women's Empowerment: Salvadorans in Los Angeles,2002,16,5,625-646,Zentgraf
“Said and Done” Versus “Saying and Doing”,2003,17,3,342-366,Martin
Inequality Regimes,2006,20,4,441-464,Acker
Challenging Traditional Marriage: Never Married Chinese American and Japanese American Women,2000,14,1,136-159,Ferguson
Conceptualizing and Measuring Gender Ideology as an Identity,2000,14,3,368-394,Kroska
Stigma and Everyday Resistance Practices: Childless Women in South India,2000,14,1,111-135,Riessman
The Whore and the Other: Israeli Images of Female Immigrants from the Former USSR,2000,14,2,333-349,Lemish
"i'm not a victim she's an abuser" masculinity victimization and protection orders,2011,25,3,316-334,Durfee
". . . He's just swapped his fists for the system" the governance of gender through custody law,2012,26,2,239-260,Gavey
(In) secure times constructing white working-class masculinities in the late 20th century,1997,11,1,52-68,Fine
An intersectional analysis of lesbian gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people's evaluations of anti-queer violence,2012,26,6,849-873,Meyer
Surmounting a legacy: the expansion of racial diversity in a local anti-rape movement,1989,3,4,518-532,Matthews
Transcending bureaucracy: feminist politics at a shelter for battered women,1988,2,2,214-227,Rodriguez
The cost of rights: Migrant women feminist advocacy and gendered morality in South Korea,2013,27,4,445-468,Choo
The role of emotions in the construction of masculinity Guatemalan migrant men transnational migration and family relations,2013,27,4,469-490,Montes
Violence Against Women,1989,3,4,,Bart
Fraternities and Collegiate Rape Culture: Why Are Some Fraternities More Dangerous Places for Women,1996,10,2,133-147,Boswell
The Sexual Politics of Murder,1989,3,,437-456,Caputi
What's gendered about gender-based violence? An empirically grounded theoretical exploration from Tanzania,2014,28,4,537-561,Jakobsen
Normalizing sexual violence: young women account for harassment and abuse,2014,28,3,337-358,Hlavka
Good guys with guns: hegemonic masculinity and concealed handguns,2012,26,2,216-238,Stroud
The Politics of Trafficking: The First International Movement to Combat the Sexual Exploitation of Women,2012,26,4,669-671,Hoang
Blinded by love: women men and gendered age in relationship stories,2017,31,1,96-118,Dalessandro
Aggressive and loving men: gender hegemony in Christian hardcore punk,2017,31,2,223-244,McDowell
The economic and career effects of sexual harassment on working women,2017,31,3,333-358,Uggen
Intersectionality and credibility in child sexual assault trials,2017,31,4,457-480,Hlavka
Punctuating accountability: how discursive aggression regulates transgender people,2017,31,4,481-502,shuster
Engaging diverse men: an intersectional analysis of men's pathways to antiviolence activism,2017,31,4,526-548,Peretz
Confined to care: girls' gendered vulnerabilities in secure institutions,2017,31,5,677-698,Henriksen
The bureaucratic harassment of U.S. Servicewomen,2017,31,6,804-829,Bonnes
Barriers to women's progress after atrocity: evidence from Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina,2017,31,6,830-853,Berry
Legally armed but presumed dangerous: an intersectional analysis of gun carry licensing as a racial/gender degradation ceremony,2018,32,2,204-227,Carlson
A discursive spectrum: the narrative of Kenya's 'neglected' boy child,2020,34,2,284-306,Pike
The matrix of violence: intersectionality and necropolitics in the murder of transgender people in the United States 1990-2019,2023,37,3,413-446,Westbrook