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Gender Research in Sweden 2009

Contents:

One-sided criticism Against women's football
The immigrant boy Does he exist?
Denial unto death Funerals among bi- and homosexual men
Selma Lagerlöf
Solution of climate change Calls for a gender perspective
The militaries from a gender perspective
Portrait Carin Holmberg Ð she chose a life outside the academy
Human bodies Are made political in the interest of the nation
Strindberg reconsidered
What is gender pedagogy?
News

Gender Research in Sweden 2007

Contents:

A struggle for visibility
Increase of interest in gender-equal design
Everyday life in Nordic families
Alva and Gunnar Myrdal - their love and labour
Drude Dahlerup: "The world is in the grip of a qouta fever"
Portrait: Catharina Landström
What to do to get the prize
A hundred years of women's suffrage
The importance of not behaving like a woman
The National Institute for Working Life closed down
Swedish Research Council invests millions in Centres of Gender Excellence
Earmarking - a stumbling block to the Government
News from the field
The Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research - and what is gender research?

Gender Research in Sweden 2006

Contents:

"Our workplace has no gender equality problems"
Women create own leadership strategies
IT consultants report gender inequality
Cosmetic surgery gains acceptance
Gender determines medical treatment
Male majority in power positions
Church defends intolerance
Portrait: Paulina de los Reyes, Associate Professor of Economic History
Midwives say hymen is myth
Gender research "check mark" under scrutiny
Election outcome decides equality goals
Boost in professorships advances gender studies
New gender institute
"The gender war" and its effects
Gender pedagogues will make schools more equal
The Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research And what is Gender Research?

Gender Research in Sweden 2005

IContens:

Paternity leave - the key to equality?
Changing sex habits among teenagers
Sex is big business on the Internet
Girls miss benefits from games
"Men favour male bosses"
Make men choose social sector jobs
Portrait: Britta Lundgren, newly-appointed Chair of the Committee for Gender Research of the Swedish Research Council
Universities fail to educate on gay issues
A long road for women in politics
"Men's overwork time defines our society"
Guest chronicle: Maria Eriksson, sociologist at Göteborg University

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