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Pamela Abbott
Glasgow Caledonian University
Scotland
Androcentrism; Consciousness-raising; Essentialism; Feminine mystique; Femininity; Gender; Masculinity; Other; Sisterhood
Yaa Abofraa and Ibigail Reid
Atlanta, Georgia
United States
Health of the women of Rastafari: Case study
Keshia Abraham
Florida International University
United States
Literature: Southern Africa
Margaret Abraham
Hofstra University
United States
Femicide; Infanticide
Evelyne Accad
University of Illinois
United States
Literature: Arabic; Violence and peace: Overview
Martha Ackelsberg
Smith College
United States
Community politics; Liberalism
Carolina Acosta-Alzuru
University of Georgia
United States
Images of women: Central and South America
Carol Adams
Writer and activist, Richardson, Texas
United States
Animal rights; Vegetarianism
Bina Agarwal
University of Delhi
India
Environment: South Asia
Amy Agigian
Suffolk University
United States
Infertility
Delia Aguilar
Washington State University
United States
Womanculture
Joanne Ailwood
University of Queensland
Australia
Educators: Preschool
Olabisi Aina
Obafemi Awolowo University
Nigeria
Technology: Women and development
Eileen Aird
Womens Therapy Centre, London
England
Education: Political
Saminaz Akhter
Boston Womens Health Book Collective
United States
Health: Overview
Irina Akimushkina
George Washington University
United States
Womens studies: Commonwealth of Independent States
Salma Al-Khudairi
Planning and development consultant, Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Development: Middle East and the Arab region
Priscilla Alexander
North American Task Force on Prostitution
United States
Sex work
Beverly Allen
Syracuse University
United States
Ethnic cleansing
Edith Almhofer
University of Vienna
Austria
Performance art; Photography
Andaiye
Educator and political activist
Guyana
Cancer
Barbara Watson Andaya
University of Hawaii
United States
Politics and the state: Southeast Asia
Sonya Andermahr
University College Northhampton
England
Science fiction
Bonnie S. Anderson
Brooklyn College and Graduate Center, City University of New York
United States
Womens movement: Early international movement; Womens movement: Modern international movement
Linda Anderson
University of Newcastle upon Tyne
England
Autobiography
Wendy Annecke
University of Cape Town
South Africa
Alternative energy; Education: Southern Africa; Energy
Paula Arai
Vanderbilt University
United States
Zen
Pat Armstrong
Carleton University
Canada
Family wage; Maternity leave; Work: Equal pay and conditions
Charon Asetoya
Native American Community Board, Lake Andes, South Dakota
United States
Sterilization
Minna Aslama
Finnish Broadcasting Company
Finland
Media and politics
Barbara Aswad
Wayne State University
United States
Polygyny and polyandry
Elyn Aviva
Independent anthropologist and writer, Boulder, Colorado
United States
Music: North Africa and Islamic Middle East; Music: Sub-Saharan and southern Africa; Tourism
Pauline Ogho Aweto
African Migrant Women Association, Rome
Italy
Feminism: North Africa
Yamila Azize-Vargas
University of Puerto Rico, Cayey
Puerto Rico
Womens studies: Caribbean
Margaret Hope Bacon
Independent scholar, lecturer, and author, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
United States
Quakers
Ruth Bailey
Disability researcher, London
England
Disability: Quality of life
Susan Baker
Cardiff University
Wales
Green movement
Cora V. Baldock
Murdoch University
Australia
Altruism; Charity; Determinism: Economic; Economy: Overview; Third world; Volunteerism
Ellen Balka
Simon Fraser University
Canada
Professional societies
Anne Balsamo
Xerox Palo Alto Research Center
United States
Cultural studies; Culture: Overview
Asoka Bandarage
Mount Holyoke College
United States
Multinational corporations
Sarah Banet-Weiser
University of Southern California
United States
Beauty contests and pageants
Adele M. Barker
University of Arizona
United States
Literature: Russia
Paula C. Barnes
Auburn University
United States
Peace movements: North America
D. Rae Bamhisel
Antioch New England Graduate School
United States
Plagiarism in science
Caroline Bassett
Sussex University
England
Cyberspace and virtual reality
Susan Bassnett
University of Warwick
England
Feminism: Second-wave European; Literature: Central and South America
Alaka Basu
Cornell University
United States
Health care: South Asia
Martha Bayne
Founding editor, Maxine, Chicago
United States
Zines
Gerlin Bean
3-D Projects, Saint Catherine
Jamaica
Politics and the state: Caribbean
Nasa Begum
University of East London
England
Simultaneous oppressions
Ann Belford Ulanov
Union Theological Seminary
United States
Archetype
Barbara Belmont
National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals (NOGLSTP)
United States
Lesbians in science
Miriam Ben-Yoseph
De Paul University
United States
Entrepreneurship
Susan J. Bender
Skidmore College
United States
Anthropology
Dalida Maria Benfield
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
United States
Video
Joyce Berkman
University of Massachusetts
United States
Feminism: First-wave North American
Elaine Bernard
Harvard Trade Union Program
United States
Union movements
Lorraine Bemotsky
West Chester University
United States
Conservatism
Alison Bernstein
Ford Foundation
United States
Womens studies: Funding
Rosalie Bertell
Concern for Public Health, Toronto
Canada
Radiation
Vicki Bertram
Oxford Brookes University
England
Poetry: Feminist theory and criticism
Jacqueline Bhabha
University of Chicago
United States
Political asylum
Delys Margaret Bird
University of Western Australia
Australia
Detective fiction
Gene Bishop
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
United States
Medicine: Internal II
Prudence Black
University of Technology, Sydney
Australia
Fashion
Maud Blair
Open University
England
Education: Antiracist
Lori Blewett
Pacific Lutheran University
United States
Blackness and whiteness; Eugenics
Christine Bolt
University of Kent at Canterbury
England
Liberation movements
Barbara I. Bond
Freelance writer, Portland, Oregon
United States
Biological determinism; Lesbians in science
Gloria Bonder
Centro de Estudios de la Mujer, Ministerio de Cultura y Educacin
Argentina
Womens studies: Central and South America
Peg Bortner
Arizona State University
United States
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