No. 20 (2006): Politik

• Editorial

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Schwerpunkt

• A Broad Field: The Field of Political Research Examined by Feminist Social Science

  Silke Schneider

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• The Spatial Dimension of Relations of Dominance

  Ruben Marc Hackler

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• Change. Exchange. Derange.

  Friederike Schneider

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• The Female “Culture Mission” and German Imperialism

  Brigitte Fuchs

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• Violence against Women in Societal Transformation Processes

  Regina Harzer

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• “According to the findings of preliminary analyses, the factor of gender can be ignored”—Stumbling Blocks on the Way to Understanding Complex Social Realities

  Michaela Köttig

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• Effectuality of Reintegration Measures for Women Reentering Professions

  Sandra Schaffert

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• Dual-Career Couples: (No) End to Asymmetrical Gender Relations?

  Heike Kahlert

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• No Husband but Nevertheless Happy?

  Nicole Kramer

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• Young Men with Problems

  Friederike Schneider

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• Quietly and With Small Steps

  Ingrid Kurz-Scherf

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• Sisyphus or Troubles Implementing Gender Mainstreaming

  Barbara Stiegler

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Offener Teil

• From Pioneering Work to Reference Work

  Sylvia Mieszkowski

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• Does Mentoring have Cultural and Structural Changing Potential?

  Astrid Franzke

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• Violent Phenomena and Gender Relations in Contemporary Literature

  Margret Karsch

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• The Artificial Gender: Androids in Literature and Film

  Susanne Gramatzki

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• More Encumbrance than Enjoyment

  Paula-Irene Villa

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• Artificial Humans? The History of the Body between the History of Science and of Technology

  Pascal Eitler

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• Body Images in the Media Dream Factory

  Wibke Straube

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• Instruction for Creation and Upkeep of Online-Networks

  Nicola Döring

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• Gender and Time—A Thematic Cross-Section of Two Structural Categories

  Margret Karsch

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• On the Connection between Space and Gender

  Katharina Fleischmann

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• Gender Relations as an “Irreducible Alterity”

  Petra Ruers

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• On the Exodus of a Generation of Daughters. Women Writers around 1900 and the Fatherly Super-Ego

  Annette Kliewer

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• The “New” Private Sphere: Family as an Intimate Community of Feelings

  Regina Harzer

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• Reading Annemarie Schwarzenbach Anew

  Nina Gülcher

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• Beginning to Imagine the World Differently

  Sabine Fuchs

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• Female Life Paths—A Women’s Domain?

  Lena Correll

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• Dance of the Discourses

  Dagmar Heimbach

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• Idealizing, Demonizing, Psychologizing: On the Career of the Judith Figure in German-Language Drama of the Nineteenth Century

  Sigrid Nieberle

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• Everyday Brides of Christ

  Ana Belén García Timón

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Forum

• „Re-Visioning the Future: Perspectives in Gender Studies“. Bericht zum internationalen Kongress in Braunschweig

  Annette Vieth

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• Schuld war nur der Feminismus. Im rosa Kampfanzug: Eva Herman gibt das Strohpüppchen einer neuen reaktionären Familienpolitik. Eine Erledigung

  Rochus Wolff

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