Amidst a plethora of specialist feminist journals, Feminist Review sustains its unique role as an interdisciplinary, agenda-setting publication. This book showcases new feminist writing that intervenes in a range of current debates and issues, including: Representations of the woman terrorist;

Ruth Glynn: Writing the terrorist self: the unspeakable alterity of Italy's female perpetratorsSealing Cheng: Questioning Global Vaginahood: reflections from adapting The Vagina Monologues in Hong Kong Chan Shun-hing: Politics of Female Subjectives and the Everyday: the case of the Hong Kong feminist journal NuliuGeorgina Firth: Re-negotiating Reproductive Technologies: the 'public foetus' revisitedAnnabelle Dolidon: Shifting Wittigian Binaries: abstraction and re-materialization of the Lesbian body in Sande Zeig's The GirlMarta Kolá?ová: Fairies and Fighters: gendered tactics of the alter-globalization movement in Prague (2000) and Genoa (2001)Emanuela Lombardo and Mieke Verloo: Contentious citizenship: feminist debates and practices and European challengesMarian J. Rubchak: Ukraine's ancient matriarch as a topos in constructing a feminine identity

Amidst a plethora of specialist feminist journals, Feminist Review sustains its unique role as an interdisciplinary, agenda-setting publication. It stands outside traditional disciplinary boundaries and insists on the theoretical and strategic centrality of gender in all its complexity. This book showcases new feminist writing that intervenes in a range of current debates and issues, including: Representations of the woman terrorist; New reproductive technologies and their impact on women; Gender and the anti-globalisation movement; Cultural politics of fashion; European citizenship and feminism.