INTERNATIONAL GEOGRAPHICAL UNION
COMMISSION ON GENDER AND GEOGRAPHY
NEWSLETTER NO 46
MAY 2011
Letter from the Commission Chair
On 4-5 March 2011 I attended the first meeting of the Steering Committee of the
International Year of Global Understanding (IYGU) which took place in Weimar,
Germany. The IYGU is an International Geographical Union-led initiative lead by
Professor Benno Werlen. It aims to mobilize the sciences, social sciences and humanities
in a united effort to raise awareness of the global implications of everyday living. I was
invited to present on gender issues relevant to the project. The ideas were well received
and I am looking forward to continuing working with this Committee as we plan towards
having the United Nations General Assembly declare 2014 the UN International Year of
Global Understanding.
I am also looking forward on 25-26 July 2011 to taking part in the seminar
‘Householding in Transition: Emerging Dynamics in “Developing” East and Southeast
Asia’ to be held at Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore. Delegates
will explore how in recent decades, the ‘developing’ East and Southeast Asian region has
experienced profound social and economic change which has affected household
structures
and
their
members’
everyday
lives.
See
http://www.ari.nus.edu.sg/events_categorydetails.asp?categoryid=6&eventid=1092
for
more information.
Later in the year, 8-10 November 2011, I will be joining others at a meeting on
‘Connecting differences through spatial borders’ at the Pontificia Universidade Católica
(PUC) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This will be the inaugural Commission conference in
Latin-America on gender and geography. It is hoped that from 2011 such meetings will
be hosted in the region every two years. The meeting in Brazil will precede the IGU
regional conference 14-18 November 2011 in Santiago, Chile. For more information see
http://www.gete.net.br/ocs/index.php/ugi/SGGUGI or contact Joseli Maria Silva at
[email protected].
Finally I would like to remind everyone that next year, 23-25 August 2012, our
Commission will host a pre-meeting ‘Down to earth: identities, bodies and spatial scales’
at the University of Hamburg, Germany. Local organizers are Anke Struever
[email protected] and Sybille Bauriedl [email protected], University of Hamburg.
This promises to be a very interesting meeting that will precede the International
Geographical Congress, 26-30 August in Cologne, Germany. Details will be published in
due course.
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these upcoming events.
Robyn Longhurst
Zealand
University of Waikato, New
News from Around the World
We are pleased to announce that Ruth Fincher (University of Melbourne) has been
elected to the Executive of the International Social Science Council having been
nominated by the IGU. Ruth is a current Vice President of the IGU and a former Chair of
the Commission on Gender and Geography.
Janet Momsen (University of California, Davis/Oxford University) undertook a
consultancy in Kerala, India on Gender and Biodiversity for the University of Hannover,
Germany
in
February,
2011.
The seminar series on “Développement rural et agricole et dynamiques des rapports de
genre : Afrique et Amérique noires.” continued at Univesity of Toulouse le Mirail on
May 9th, organized by Stéphanie Mulot andHélène Guetat-Bernard. It focused on
environmental questions and critiques of ecofeminism..This followed the February
seminar on mobility, migration, and rural women
Shekh Moinuddin (University of Delhi) has received a grant from the Indian Council for
Social Science Research to study “The Political Mapping of Media Spaces in India: A
spatio-temporal study.”
The European Geographies of Sexualities Conference will be held September 8-10,
2011 at Hogeschool-Universiteit, See http://ssqrg.net/?page_id=219#010 for further
intormation.
Kuntala Lahiri Dutt (Australian National University) has been awarded a grant with
colleaugues in India by the Australia-India Institute for an interdisciplinary project
“Whose empowerment? A study of micro finance institutions and financial inclusion of
India’s rural women.” They will investigate microfinance use under the Self Help
Group-NBank Linkage Program by by tribal and Muslim women in West Bengal and
Arunachal Pradesh and the extent to which the program contributes to women’s
economic and social empowerment in these less developed states of India.
The Geographic Perspectives on Women Specialty Group (GPOW) within the
Association of American Geographers (AAG) sponsored or co-sponsored 36 paper or
panel sessions at the annual AAG meeting in Seattle, April 12-16, 2009. Presenters came
from an array of countries in addition to the US, among them Australia, Canada, the
Netherlands, New Zealand, Portugal, Sweden, and the UK. Topical and methodological
themes were addressed from gender and climate change to social reproduction, gender
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and politics in conflict areas, sexual trafficking, and health and disability. Several
sessions honored the work of the late Julie Graham. The annual book and author
reception, held at a local art gallery, attracted a large crowd to celebrate books published
by feminist authors over the last year. In addition to sessions organized by GPOW,
gender topics were included in many other sessions and the annual Gender, Place and
Culture Jan Monk Distinguished Lecture was presented by Banu Gőkariksel (University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) on “The Politics of Secularism, Piety, and the
Headscarf.” drawing on her sustained research in Turkey. It will be published in the first
issue of the journal in 2012.
Katherine Brickell (Royal Holloway, University of London) has received a grant from
the Economic and Social Research Council / UK Department for International
Development Joint Scheme for Research on International Development for research on
“Lay and Institutional Knowledges of Domestic Violence Law: Towards Active
Citizenship in Rural and Urban Cambodia.”
Anindita Datta (Delhi University) has been appointed to the editorial board of Gender
Place and Culture, beginning January, 2011 .She also gave the keynote address,
“Contextualizing Asian Feminisms: A View from India” at the 4th Gendering Asia
Conference organized by NIAS and University of Copenhagen on 13th November 2010,
Copenhagen, Denmark and a plenary paper “Reinterpreting Power and Agency within
Indigenous Feminisms: An Exploration” at the International Seminar “Masculine
Feminine: New Issues in Geography” organized by the University of Bordeaux, France
on 18th September, 2010.
Two multi-year collaborative grants have been awarded to Ragnhild Lund (Norwegian
University of Science and Technology) for gender research in Asia. A three-year project
supported by the Research Council of Norway will address “Mobile livelihoods and
gendered citizenship: The counter-geographies of indigenous people in India, Laos, and
China.” The work will be carried out with Kyoko Kusakabe,(Gender and Development
Studies, School of Environment, Resources and Development, Asian Institute of
Technology}, Smita Mishra Panda (Human Development Foundation), and Yunxian
Wang (Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences) . They will address the dynamic changes
indigenous communities face with rapid infrastructure improvement and
commercialization/industrialization in their places of livelihoods which are rapidly being
exposed to structural adjustments, neo-liberalist policies and reform.
The second project, (2011-2014) “Re-visiting gender in development: Complex
inequalities in Changing Asia” is funded by the Research Council of Norway. Led by the
coordinating team of Ragnhild Lund, Bernadette Resurreccion and Philippe Doneys,
(both of Gender and Development Studies, Asian Institute of Technology), it will
include researchers from Thailand, Malaysia, India, China, Denmark, UK, and Norway.
They will re-visit the concept of gender in a rapidly changing Asia that offers changing
economic, political and social conditions in various contexts, in order to offer new
pathways for the transformation of gender inequalities to more holistically address the
emancipatory and transformative agendas of feminism and development with a conscious
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effort at incorporating ways in which gender is understood and produced by people in the
Asian region.
Congratulations to Maria Dolors Garcia Ramon (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
who has been honored with the 2011 Geocritica award recognizing her long standing
significant contributions in rural geography, history of geography, and her role in
developing feminist/gender studies. The detailed citation identifies her widespread
activities and ties in Europe, the UK, US, and Latin America, and her multi-lingual
publications (http://www.ub.edu/geocrit/pig11.htm). We note that Maria Dolors was
founding secretary of the original IGU Gender Study Group (now Commission) and has
hosted an array of international events supporting gender studies, most recently the
symposium on “Feminist Geographies Around the World” which generated the special
2007 issue of the journal Belgeo.
Lan-Hung (Nora) Chiang is “retiring” from Natiional Taiwan University and has been
awarded the title of Professor Emerita. She is continuing her research on Taiwanese
migration, currently conducting oral histories with long-term women migrants to
Vancouver.
Actos do Seminario Geografias de Inclusão: desafiaos e oportunidades: Geographies of
Inclusion: Challenges and Opportunities, is a collection of papers, some in Portuguese,
some in English, presented at the 2010 conference in Lisbon on sexuality, migrant
populations, and children It is available at http://www.geographiesofinclusion.pt.to/
The economic geography group at the University of Zurich has a strong interest in
feminist perspectives in addressing contemporary economic concerns. They recently
organized a series of three guest lectures and workshops with invited feminist economists
and economic geographers. Ulrike Knobloch (University of Fribourg, Switzerland on
"Economics in the 21st century. Theorizing paid work and social provisioning," Kim
England (University of Washington, USA) on "Body work, care theory and the home"
and Diane Perrons (London School of Economics )on "Globalisation, gender and social
justice: after the crisis."
Nandini Singh (Rajiv Ghandi University) has received a two-year research grant from
the University Grants Commission for the project ”Prospects of enhancing the role of
Apatani women in agroforestry and horticulture through micro-credit facilities.” The
research will be conducted in Arunchal Pradesh where women carry out almost all the in
agricultural activities.
Lynda Johnston, was interviewed by Waikato Times for the article (published August
14, 2010) ‘A hard road in a queer old city’, on sexuality, homophobia and
marginalisation in Hamilton, New Zealand..
A joint research project has been established by geographers at the Universities of Berne
and Zurich titled "Understanding inequalities of access to spaces of paid work: The
intersection of gender and ethnicity." The main researcher in Berne is Yvonne Riano.
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Elisabeth Bühler (Zurich) has been invited to undertake quantitative analysis on
Switzerland. The project is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation for 3 years.
(http://www.geography.unibe.ch/content/forschungsgruppen/kulturgeographie/gruppenpo
rtrait/pd_dr_yvonne_riao/projects/index_eng.html)
A Guide for Combating Discrimination in Municipalities. Planning for all, planning for
diversity by Margarida Queiros (coordinator) Nuno M. Costa, Pedro Palma, Gonçalo
Caetanon, and Paulo J. Vieirawas developed by a research team from the Institute of
Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon) for the Commission for
Citizenship and Gender Equality, a governmental institution for gender issues.
Consultants of the Guide are: Maria Dolors Garcia-Ramon (Universidade Autónoma
de Barcelona) and Isabel Salamaňa Serra (Universidade de Girona.).
Congratulations to Karen Schwiter (University of Basel) who was awarded summa cum
laude honors on completion of her doctoral dissertation on the life plans of young Swiss
adults from a gender perspective. The The book in which she discusses her work has just
been published (see below). Karen is now part of a research team which received a grant
from the Swiss National Science Foundation for the mixed methods project "gender
inequalities in education and career pathways". The research group is chaired by Andrea
Maihofer and Manfred Max Bergman of the University of Basel, Switzerland. Project
homepage:
http://www.nfp60.ch/E/projects/education_careers/gender_inequalities_education_career/
Pages/default.aspx
Tovi Fenster (University of Tel Aviv) has been nominated as the head of the TAU
Institute for Diplomacy and Regional Cooperation which is a joint venture of my
university and the Peres Center for Peace. Her intention is to focus the activities of the
institute on the role of women in diplomacy and in regional activities.
IGU Websites
The International Geographical Union has created a new website that reports
geographical perspectives on current issues as well as connecting to various activities of
the IGU and its Commission. This new website can be accessed at http://igu-online.org
Additionally the website for the Gender Commission, maintained by Joos Droogleever
Fortuijn can be directly accessed at http://igugender.socsci.uva.nl/
New Books
Anand, Subish. 2011. Ecodevelopment: Global Perspectives. New Delhi: Research India
Press.
Ardayfio-Schandorf, Elizabeth and Janet Momsen. (eds.). 2009. Gender, the State and
Different Environmental Places: Perspectives from Developing countries in Africa and
Asia. Accra: Ghana Universities Press.
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Bowlby, Sophia, Linda Mckie, Susan Gregory and Isobel McPherson, 2010.
Interndpendency and Care over the Life Course. London: Routledge.
Brickell, Katherine and Ayona Datta (eds). 2011. Translocal Geographies: Spaces,
Places, Connections. Aldershot: Ashgate.
Brown, Kath and Catherine J. Nash. 2010. Queer Methods and Methodologies.
Aldershot: Ashgate.
Brown, Kathm Sally R. Muntm and Andrew K.T. Yip. 2010. Queer Spiritual Spaces.
Aldershot: Ashgate.
Buang, Amriah and Janet Momsen. 2011. Women’s Empowerment in the NEM
Countries.: Malaysian Ministry of Women. Kuala Lumpur.
Chant, Sylvia. 2010. The International Handbook of Gender and Poverty: Conceptsm
Research and Policy. Edward Elgar.
Donaldson, Jill and Janet Momsen. 2011. “Farmstay tourism in California.:The influence
of type of farming.” In Rebecca Torres and Janet Momsen (eds). New Geographies of
Consumption, Production and Restructuring. London and New York: Routledge.
Dutta, Mondira. 2010. Capturing Women’s Work. New Delhi: Pentagon Press.
Fenster, Tovi and Haim Jacobi. 2010. Remembering, Forgetting and City Builders.
Farnham: Ashgate.
Fitzgerald, Sharron. 2011. Regulating the International Movement of Women: From
Protection to Control. London and New York: Routledge.
Jacobs, Jessica. 2010. Sex, Tourism and the Postcolonial Encounter: Landscapes of
Longing in Egypt. Aldershot: Ashgate.
Mills, Amy. 2010. Streets of Memory: Landscape, Tolerance, and National Identitty in
Istanbul. Athens GA: University of Georgia Press.
Morin, Karen. 2010. Civic Discipline: Geography in America 1860-1890. Aldershot:
Ashgate.
Rowley, Michelle V. 2010. Feminist Advocacy and Gender Equity in the
AnglophoneCaribbean: Envisioning a Politics of Coalition.. London and New York:
Routledge
Schmidt di Friedberg, Marcella (ed.). 2010. Cos’è il Mondo? È un Globo di
Cartone.Insegnare geografia fra Otto e Novecento. Milano: Edizione Unicopli.
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Schwiter, Karin (2011) Lebensentwürfe. Junge Erwachsene im Spannungsfeld zwischen
Individualisierung und Geschlechternormen. Frankfurt am Main: Campus.
Silva, Joseli Maria; Marcio Ornat, Alides Baptista Chimin Junior (Orgs.).2011. Espaço,
Gênero e Feminilidades Ibero-Americanas. 1ª ed. Ponta Grossa: Editora TodaPalavra,
Torres, Rebecca and Janet D. Momsen. 2011. New Geographies of Consumption,
Production, and Restructuring . Routledge: London and New York.
Wastl-Walter, Doris. 2010. Gender Geographien: Geschlect and Raum als soziale
Konstruktionen. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag.
Special Journal Issues
Rachele Borghi and Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg have co-edited an issue of Bollettino
Della Societa’ Geografica Italiana (Serie XIII, Vol. IV, 2011) on “The Space of
Difference.” The issue is dedicated to the memory of Daniela Lombardi and includes 21
articles plus the editors’ introduction. The articles address issues of gender and sexuality
particularly in urban contexts. Articles are in Italian with Italian and English abstracts.
Individual articles are listed below under the names of authors.
Ibipo Johnston-Anumonwo and Ann Oberhauser have guest-edited Singapore Journal of
Tropical Geography 32(1) 2011 on the theme “Globalization and Gendered Livelihoods
in Sub-Saharan Africa, See individual articles below.
Recent Articles and Book Chapters.
Akiwumi, Fenda A. 2011. “Transnational mining corporations and sustainable resource
resource-based livelihoods in Sierra Leone.” Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography
32(1): 53-70.
Aksit, Elif Ekin. 2011. “The women’s quarters in the historical hammam.” Gender, Place
and Culture 18(2): 277-93.
Almeida, Valkiria Trinidade and Márcu Mendes Rocha. 2010. “Um olhar sobre as
potencialidades produtivas locais para o desenvolvimento: as artesãs do município de
Guaporema / A look at local production potential for development: the craftswomen of
the city of Guaporema.” Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero 1(2): 280-94.
Alves, Natália Cristina Alves and Raul Borges Guimarães.2010. “Escala geográfica,
câncer de mama e corpo feminino / Geographic scale, breast cancer and female body.”
Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero 1(2):245-53.
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Andersson, Johan, Robert M. Vanderbeck, Gill Valentine, and Kevin Ward. 2011.
“Nyew York encounters: religion, sexuality, and the city.” Environment and Planning A
43(3): 618-33.
Atsuko, Hashimoto and David Telfer. 2011. “ Female empowerment through agritourism
in rural Japan.” In Rebecca Torres and Janet Momsen (eds) Tourism and Agriculture:
New Geographies of Consumption, Production, and Restructuring . Routledge: London
and New York. Pp 72-83..
Bagnoli, Lorenzo. 2011. “Chinate sull’ago, su rapida spola, su ferro che scorrem su ruota
vola: Gender culturale e post-colonial studies da;;’ultracentariio periodico La
lavoratrice.’ (“Gender, cultural, and postcolonial studies from the ultracenturian review
La Lavoratrice,) Bolletin Della Societa’ Geografica Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV: 20512.
Bailey, Ajay, Inge Hutter and Paulus P.P. Hiugen. 2011. “The spatial configuration of sex
work in Goa India. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 102 (2) 162.175.
Barcelos Soliva, Thiago. 2011. “A rua e o medo: Algunas consideracões sobre a violécia
sofriada por jovens homosexuals em espacos públicos.“Revista Latino-Americana de
Geografia e Gênero 2(1): 122-32
(See http://www.revistas2.uepg.br/index.php/rlagg/isssue/view/156 for all articles in this
issue.).
Barker, John. 2011. “’manic mums’ and ‘distant dads’? Gendered geographies of care
and the journey to school.” Health and Place 17(2): 413-21.
Batnitzky, Adina and Linda McDowell. 2011.”Migration, nirsingm institutional
discrimination and emotional/affective labour; ethnicity and labour stratification in the
UK Health Service.” Social and Cultural Geography 12(2) 181-201.
Bee, Beth. (2001) “Gender, solidarity and the paradox of microfinance: reflections from
Bolivia.” Gender, Place and Culture. 18(1) 23- 43.
Bell, David and Jon Binnie. 2011. “Remapping Desire: Riflessioni sulle geografie delle
sessualita.” (Remapping Desire: Thoughts on the geographies of sexualities) Societa’
Geografica Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV, 13-21.
Berg, Lawrence. 2011. “Geografia feminista—neoliberalismo-supemazia Bianca.”
(Feminist geography—(Neo)liberalism – white supremacy.” Societa’ Geografica
Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV, 103-111..
Blidon, Marianne. 2011. “La cittå e gli effetti dell’eteronormstivitå: Emancipazione
normalizzazione a producione di soggetti gay.” (The town and the effects of
heteronormativity: Emancipation, normalization, and production of gay subjects.”
Societa’ Geografica Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV, 31-39.
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Boyer, Kate. 2011. “’The way to break the taboo is to do the taboo thing’:Breastfeeding
in public and citizen activism in the UK.” Health and Place 17(2): 430-37.
Bosco, Fernando, J. Stuart C. Aitken, and Thomas Herman. 2011. “Women and children
in a neighbourhood advocacy group: engaging community ans refashioning citizenship at
the United States-Mexico border. Gender, Place and Culture 18(2): 155-78.
Brickell, K. (2011). Review of Power, Resistance and Women Politicians in Cambodia:
Discourses of Emancipation by Mona Lilja. NIAS Press, Copenhagen. International
Feminist Journal of Politics 13(1): 126-127.
Cabral, L, Vinicius; Marcio Ornat, and Joseli Maria Silva. .2011.“Algunas considerações
sobre as relações entre espaço, violência e a vivência travesti na Cidade de Ponta Grossa Paraná.” Geografia (UFPI): 1-17.
Cancellieri, Adriano. 2011. “La città e le differenze: Tra battaglie per il senso del luogo e
welfare and space.” (The struggles over the sense of place and the empowerment of
welfare space.” Societa’ Geografica Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV, 85-91.
Carnelos Resende,Roberta, María Alejandra Nicolás and
Larissa Rosevics. 2010.
Análise da participação política feminina nas Assembléias Legislativas da região sul do
Brasil (1998-2006) / Analysis of the political participation of women in legislatures in
Southern Brazil (1998-2006) Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero 1(2)::
254-69.
Cattan, Nadine and Anne Clerval. 2011. "Un droit à la ville? Réseaux virtuels et
centralités éphémères des lesbiennes à Paris"/ "A right to the city? Virtual networks and
epehmeral centralities for lesbians in Paris." Justice Spatiale/Spatial Justice, 3.
http://www.jssj.org/05.php#b
Cave, J,. L.Coleborne, L. Johnston, W. Li, J. Robertson, D. Hodgetts, M.P. Cameron, T.
Vaioleti, and C. Morrison, 2010: “Research as relationship: Critical reflections on
collaboration.” Report to BRCSS II. University of Waikato, p.1-13.
Chiang, Lan- Hung Nora.. 2011 “Staying or leaving: Taiwanese-Chinese making their
homes in New Zealand. In: Manying Ip (ed.) Transmigration and the New Chinese:
Theories and Practices from the New Zealand Experience (pp. 102-137).Hong Kong
Institute for the Humanities and Social Sciences (incorporating the Centre of Asian
Studies), The University of Hong Kong.
Chimin Junior, Alides and Joseli Maria Silva. 2010. “Espaço, atos infracionais e a criação
social dos adolescentes em conflito com a lei./Space, illegal actis and the social growth
of adolescents in conflict with the law Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero
1(2): 295-308.
Cortesi, Gisella, Elena Iziz and Michela Lazzeroni. 2011. Vivere la differenza come la
cittàridisegna sé stessa in una prospettiva cosmopolita.” (Living the difference: How the
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city repaints itself into a cosmopolitan perspective..) Bolletin Della Societa’ Geografica
Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV, 41-49..
Crooks, Valerie, Michaele Hyme, Lyle Killian, Melissa Giesbrechtm abd Heather
Castleden. 2011. “Female newcomers’ adjustment to life in Toronto, Canada. Sources of
mental stress and their implications for delivering primary mental health care.”
Geojournal 76 (2): 139-49.
Davila Neto, Maria Inácia and Caludi Cava, 2011. “ Diáspora negra: Desigualdades de
gênero e raca no Brasil. Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia e Gênero 2(1): 3-11.
De Cássis Costa Teixeira, Rita. 2010. “Atitude dos educadores frente à expressão da
sexualidade da pessoa com eficiência mental / Attitude of teachers facing the expression
of sexuality of people with mental disabilities.” Revista Latino-Americana de Geografia
e Gênero 1(2): 309-17.
de Meester, Edita., aslant Zorlu, and Clare H. Muller. 2011. “The residential context and
the division of household and childcare tasks.” Geoforum 42(2): 129-32.
dell’Agnese, Elena. 2010. “William C. Woodbridge (1794-1845), Emma Willard (17871870) and Samuel G. Goodrich.(1793-1860)” in Marcella Schmidt di Friedberg. Cos’è il
Mondo? È un Globo di Cartone.Insegnare geografia fra Otto e Novecento. Milano:
Edizione Unicopli. Pp. 47-76.
----. 2011.” Mens sana in corpore sano?: Dis-abilità e differenza fisica(*) Fra Hollywood
e Bollywood.” (“Disability and physical difference: Between Hollywood and
Bollywood.” Bolletin Della Societa’ Geografica Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV: 113-24..
Desbiens, Caroline. 2010. “Step lightly, then move forward: Exploring feminist
directions for northern research.” The Canadian Geographer 54(4): 410-16.
Dodd, Klaus.2011. “Gender, geopolitics, and geosurveillance in the Bourne Ultimatum.”
The Geographical Review 101 (1): 88-105.
Donaldson, Jill and Janet Momsen. 2011. “Farmstay tourism in California.:The influence
of type of farming.” In Rebecca Torres and Janet Momsen (eds). 2011. Tourism and
Agriculture: New Geographies of Consumption, Production, and Restructuring .
Routledge: London and New York, pp. 163-72,
Elmhirst, Rebecca E. 2011. “Introducing new feminist perspectives in political
ecologies.” Geoforum 42(2): 129-32.
---. 2011.”Migrant pathways to resource access in Lampong’s political forest: Gender,
citizenship and creative conjugality.” Geoforum 42(2): 173-83.
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Ekinsmyth, Carol.2011.. “Challenging the boundaries of entrepreneurship: The
spatialities of UK ‘mumpreneurs.’” Geoforum 42(1) 104-114.
Fall, Juliet. 2011. “ Dolori della crescita: Quando le erbacce invadono il giradino.”
(“Growing pains: When weedy others take over the garden.”) Bolletin Della Societa’
Geografica Italiana, Series XIII , Vol. IV: 125-35.
Fenster, Tovi.. 2010, ' One place – different memories: The case of Yaad and Miaar' in:
Fenster, T. and Yacobi, H. (eds.) (2010), Remembering, Forgetting and City Builders,
Ashgate. Pp. 85-106
Fernandes Cavalhaes, Flavia, Neman do Nascimento, Marcio Alessandro, Machado Lima
Marli, Livia Gonsalves Toledo, Roberta Duarte Manhas, and William Siqueira Peres.
2011. “Territôrios geracões de gênero entre lésbicas.” Revista Latino-Americana de
Geografia e Gênero 2(1):92-103.
Ferretti, Federico. 2011. “GIS feminista e queer GIS:Conflitti espistemologici nella
representazione dello spazio:” (Feminist GIS and queer GIS: Epistemological conflicts in
the representation of space:” Bolletin Della Societa’ Geografica Italiana, Series XIII ,
Vol. IV: 137-45.
Fluri, Jennifer. 2011. “Bodies, bombs, and barricades: Geographies of conflict and
civilian (in)security in Afghanistan.” Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
36(2) 280-96.
Franco, Daniela and Julietta Sourrouille. 2010. “La territorialización de las mujeres
mapuches en la ciudad de Trelew: sus tejidos como forma de resistencia que se imprime
al habitar la ciudad / The Mapuche women’s settlement in Trelew city: their looms as a
way of enduring segregation in the city.” Revista Latino-American de Geografia e
Gênero
1(2)
225-32.
Frota da Justa Coelho, Juliana. 2010. “Descortinando a cidade: a "montagem" da
Fortaleza "babado" / Unveiling the city: the "montagem" of the "babado" Fortaleza.”
Janeiro Revista Latino-American de Geografia e Gênero 1(2):176-89.
Furlong, Anthony. 2010. “Tolerância das performances de raça e classe na Zona Sul entre
Homens queers do Rio de Janeiro / Tolerance of racial and class performances
amongst queer men in the Zona Sul of Rio de Janeiro Revista Latino-American de
Geografia
e
Gênero
1(2):161-75.
Garcia-Ramon, M.D. Ortiz,A. Pujol H. 2009 “Negotiating personal and professional life:
women and men faculty in geography” Annals of West University of Timisoara, Series
Geography, vol XIX ,67-80.
Garcia-Ramon Maria Dolors, Ortiz, Anna e Pujol, Hermínia.”Universidade e gênero na
Espanha: trajetórias acadêmicas de docentes na geografia”. In: Silva , Joseli Maria, Ornat,
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Marcio Jose e Chimin Junior, Alides Baptista (Orgs.). Espaço, Gênero e feminilidades
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