Borderlands in European Gender Studies: Beyond the East–West Frontier

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Illustrations
Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction: European borderlands and topographies of transnational feminism
Part I: Bringing in the second Other
	Chapter 1:  Necessary and impossible: how Western academic feminism has traveled east
	Chapter 2: Not just another country case: engaging with the semiperipheral perspective in the deconstruction of Serbian masculinity
	Chapter 3: Theorizing frontiers: postcolonial # European borderlands
	Chapter 4: A decolonial perspective: writing the “Other” women into Soviet gender history
Part II: Conceiving scattered bodies
	Chapter 5: Reproductive technologies, feminist internationalism, and social critique
	Chapter 6: Making babies and citizens: reproductive technologies and citizenship in Poland
	Chapter 7: Determined disidentifications: reframing the limits of the field imaginary of feminist studies
Part III: Citizenship intersected
	Chapter 8: Liminal Europeanness: whiteness, east–west mobility, and European citizenship
	Chapter 9: The invention of the ideal citizen: the masculinist security state and educational reform in Russia
	Chapter 10: Gender, ethnicity, and political inclusion: intersectionalizing representation
	Epilogue: borderlands as an invitation to theory
Index