Key concepts in feminist theory (engelsk)

paper 17 (February 1995) - Gender, family and the study of welfare "regimes"

Jane Lewis

paper 18 (February 1995) - A roll in the hay with the director : the manager in the genderhistorical perspective

Iris Rittenhofer

paper 19 (February 1995) - On the subject of "measuring women's (and men's) participation in the labour market"

Ruth Emerek

paper 20 (February 1995) - Family research and theory in Denmark : a literature review

Maren Bak

paper 21 (February 1995) - Gender, citizenship and political mobilization

Ann-Dorte Christensen (f. 1954)

paper 22 (February 1995) - Contemporary theories of patriarchy - like a bird without wings? : power, signification and gender in the reproduction of patriarchy

Hanne Marlene Dahl

paper 23 (February 1995) - Moving far beyond the separated fields of patriarchal scholarship : the qualitative leap of philosophical daring

Lene Klitrose

paper 26 (marts 1996) - Women's participation in slum organizations : does it make a difference?

Susanne Thorbek

paper 28 (marts 1996) - Conceptualizing gender

Signe Arnfred

paper 29 (marts 1996) - Essence and diversity in gender research

Durre Ahmed

paper 30 (marts 1996) - Women's responses to political changes in Southern Africa : common grounds and differences

Ann Schlyter

paper 31 (marts 1996) - Thinking about feminism

Diana Mulinari

paper 32 (marts 1996) - Global context - local concepts

Susanne Thorbek

paper 33 (December 1996) - Key concepts in feminist theory

Sylvia Walby

paper 34 (December 1996) - Key concepts in feminist theory - analysing gender and welfare

Yvonne Hirdman

paper 35 (December 1996) - The incompatibility of entrepeneurship and femininity : a dilemma for women

Anna Aalten

paper 36 (December 1996) - Equality, difference and gender in twentieth century welfare states

Jane Lewis

paper 37 (December 1996) - Key concepts employed to understand gender in relation to the labour market

Eileen Drew

paper 38 (December 1996) - Individualization, breadwinner norms, and family obligations : gender sensitive concepts in comparative welfare

Ilona Ostner

no. 39 - Gender relations - power, knowledge and social change : research programme 1996-1999

paper 40 (August 1997) - Engendering citizenship, work and care

Ruth Lister

paper 41 (August 1997) - Citizen or stakeholder? : policies to combat social exclusion and promote social justice in the UK

Ruth Lister

paper 42 (August 1997) - Beyond pessimism of the intelligence : agendas for social justice and change

Anne Showstack Sassoon

paper 43 (September 1997) - Breaking the boundaries : women's encounter with the state in Sweden, Germany and the United States during the post-war period

Lilja Mósesdóttir

paper 46 - Historicizing the "Glass Ceiling" : the engendering of difference in German and Danish media presentations of leadershipdebates 1960-1989

Iris Rittenhofer

paper 51 - Economic citizenship : debates on gender and tax legislation in Denmark, 1903-83

Anna-Birte Ravn

paper 53 - The Danish gender model and new political identities among young women

Ann-Dorte Christensen (f. 1954)

paper 55 - Reflections on violence and gender in an era of globalization : a philosophical journey with Hannah Arendt

Kathleen B. Jones

paper 65 - The multicultural challenge to the Danish welfare state : social politics, equality and regulating families

Birte Siim

paper 66 - Democratisation of Denmark : the political inclusion of women in political citizenship

Birte Siim

paper 67 - Gender and family policies in Denmark in the 20ᵗʰ century

Bente Rosenbeck

paper 69 - Scandinavian gender equality : competing discourses and paradoxes

Anette Borchorst

paper 70 - Gender mainstreaming or diversity mainstreaming? : the politics of "doing"

Carol Bacchi

Feminist research : report