Five College Women's Studies Research Center

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Fall 2007 Research Associates and Center staff

Five College Women's Studies Research Center Associates

2007-2008 Associates

Henrice Altink
University of York (History)
The Struggle to Define Jamaican Womanhood: 1865-1938

Susan J. Bandy
Institute of Coaching and Sports Education (Sports Studies)
The Woman Question, the Female Body and the Quest for Autonomous Self-Definition in Late 19th and Early 20th Century American Women’s Literature

Elizabeth Cahn
University of Massachusetts Amherst (Regional Planning)
“WSPA While You Work:” The Women’s School of Planning and Architecture, 1975-1981

Manjula Cherkil
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (Management)
Disadvantaged Women Workers in the Unorganized Sector in Bangalore, India – A Socio-Economic Study

Encarnación Gutiérrez-Rodríguez
University of Manchester (Transcultural Studies)
Care and Domestic Workers’ Rights and Citizenship – On Precariousness, Transnational Migration and Gender

Lynn Hatch
University of Massachusetts Amherst (Economics)
Another Cost of Women’s Caring: Teaching in the Child-care Industry

Heidi Holder
Central Michigan University (English)
Women’s Roles, Urban Spaces: Female Authorship, Characterization and Performance in the Victorian Theatre

Gyoung Sun Jang
Clark University (Women’s Studies)
Politics of De/gendering in Transnational Anti-Sex Trafficking Discourses

Sarah Marusek
University of Massachusetts Amherst (Political Science)
Politics of the Parking Space: Rights, Identity and Property

Sandra McEvoy
Clark University (Women’s Studies)
Protestant Paramilitaries in Northern Ireland: Women’s Untold Stories

Marion Röwekamp
University of Munich (History)
Marie Munk: A Life Between Law and Women’s Movement

Nora Strejilevich
Independent Writer and Human Rights Researcher
Women and Healing After Genocide: The Argentine Model

Dubravka Zarkov
Institute of Social Studies (Social Science)
Globalizing Gender? Militarism, ‘New Wars’ and Global Economy