• Introduction: the three editors voice their opinions about the past and present of Gender Studies in the Postsocialist space

  Бенджамин Коуп, Елена Минченя, Ольга Сасункевич

  10-24

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• Looking back at the crossroads: Gender Studies between “class” and “discourse”

  Елена Гапова

  25-34

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Gender Studies: Academy and Politics in Eastern Europe

• War against ‘genderism’ in Poland

  Агнешка Графф

  35-43

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• Gender studies, the state and the problem of academic autonomy in postsocialism A Discussion with Andrea Peto and Elena Gapova. Moderated by Benjamin Cope

  Модератор Бенджамин Коуп

  44-57

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• Revisiting the concept of “colonization vice versa”: on the disciplinary struggles of post-Soviet gender linguistics

  Александр Першай

  58-78

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Gender Studies/Activism: Cases

• “We came to empower you”: liberal feminist discourse meets everyday experience of women in modern Georgia

  Наталья Павлович

  80-102

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• Witnessing Marikana’s women: notes on implication and belonging

  Надя Гусаковская

  103-126

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• Contemporary feminist art in Russia: tensions, contexts, and relations

  Разговор с Надей Плунгян

  127-137

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• Queer activism in contemporary Kazakhstan

  Жанар Секербаева

  138-151

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Polemic

• Gender studies as a part of the big political process: a view from Kazakhstan

  Светлана Шакирова

  153-163

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Creating Gendered Spaces

• A Guide: “Vilnius Through Belarusian Women’s Voices”

  Юлія Батура

  165-184

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• Parental city mapping using graphs instead of cartesian space

  Алекса Тим, Ирина Чайка

  185-194

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Between the Professional and the Political

• Between the Professional and the Political: the Stories of Gender Studies in Eastern Europe Told by Those Directly Involved Предисловие редакторов

  Бен Коуп, Ольга Сасункевич, Елена Минченя

  196-197

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• “I have been working with Elena Zdravomyslova for 20 years already: we haven’t gone anywhere, or given up anything”: gender sociology in the European University in Saint-Petersburg and the Russian Academy

  Интервью с Анной Темкиной

  198-208

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• “It becomes increasingly important to cooperate with colleagues from the region”: gender studies, populism and neoliberalism in the Czech Republic

  Интервью с Ивой Шмидовой

  209-220

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• “Back then there was a real sense of drive and community”: the development of Gender Studies after the dissolution of the USSR

  Интервью c Сергеем Ушакиным

  221-227

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• “Questions like ‘How did you begin?’ and ‘How and where did you get financial and institutional support from’ did not bother us then”: theoretical and existential grounding of the Kharkiv Centre for Gender Studies’ sense of mission

  Интервью с Ириной Жеребкиной

  228-235

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• “It is important not only to know how to research particular problems, but also how to promote structural changes”: relations between gender studies and activism in Lithuania

  Интервью с Маргаритой Янкаускайте

  236-244

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• “We have certain achievements, but i think the main struggle is still ahead”: Gender Studies and feminism in Poland

  Интервью с Эльжбетой Корольчук

  245-257

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Feminist Poetry

• Poems

  Лина Казакова

  259-265

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• Selected poems from “Circus” (2016)

  Юля Цімафеева

  266-269

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• “Another dimension”

  Вольга Гапеева

  270-280

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• Authors

  281-284

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