Selection of over 140 readings in women's studies in fourteen sections: feminist social theory: psychological and psychoanalytic theory: cross-cultural and historical perspectives on women's lives: education and work: marriage and motherhood: sexuality: the law: crime and deviance: politics and the state: science, medicine and reproductive technology: language and gender: feminist literary criticism: representations of women in the media.
This collection of essays shows much of the United States based transnational feminism and brings analyses of post-socialist cultural production into this theoretical conversation. The essays focus on illegal border crossing, forced econonomic migration, racism, trafficking, sexuality, women's agency and economic and social justice.