Gender and geography: knowledge and activism across the intimately global

Bondi, L. and Laurie, N. 2005: Introduction. Antipode 37, 394-401.

Bosco, F. 2006: The madres de Plaza de Mayo and three decades of human rights activism: embedded-ness, emotions and social movements. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96, 342-65.

Boyer, K. 2006: Introduction: gender, space and technology. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 5, 1-8.

Brooks, E. 2007: Unraveling the garment industry: transnational organizing and women's work. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

Browne, K. 2006: Challenging queer geographies. Antipode 38, 885-93.

Cahill, C. 2006: `At risk'? The fed up honeys re-present the gentrification of the Lower East Side. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 334-63.

Cahill, C. and Torre, M.E. 2008: Beyond the journal article: representations, audience, and the presentation of participatory research. In Kindon, S. , Pain, R. and Kesby, M. , editors, Participatory action research approaches and methods: connecting people, participation and place , New York: Routledge.

Cameron, J. and Gibson, K. 2005: Participatory action research in a poststructuralist vein . Geoforum 36, 315-31.

Cope, M. 2004: Placing gendered political acts. In Staeheli, L. , Kofman, E. and Peake, L. , editors, Mapping women, making politics, New York: Routledge, 71-86.

Coronado, I. 2006: Styles, strategies and issues of women leaders at the border. In Mattingly, D. and Hansen, E. , editors, Women and change at the U.S.- Mexico border: mobility, labor and activism, Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press, 142-58.

Cravey, A. 2004: Students and the Anti-Sweatshop Movement. Antipode 36, 203-208.

Datta, A. 2007: `Samudayik Shakti': working-class feminism and social organization in Subhash Camp, New Delhi. Gender, Place and Culture 14, 215-31.

Denman, C. , Monk, J. and Ojeda de la Peña, N. 2004: Compartiendo historias de fronteras: cuerpos, géneros, generaciones y salud. Sonora, Mexico: El Colegio de Sonora.

Detournay, D. , Traub-Werner, M. and Nagar, R. 2006: Cindi Katz's Growing up global: economic restructuring and children's everyday lives and Geraldine Pratt's Working feminism. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 487-97.

Dolhinow, R. 2005: Caught in the middle: the state, NGOs, and the limits to grassroots organizing along the US-Mexico border. Antipode 37, 558-80.

- 2006: Mexican women's activism in New Mexico colonias. In Mattingly, D. and Hansen, E. , editors, Women and change at the U.S.-Mexico border: mobility, labor and activism, Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press, 125-42.

Fairhurst, J. , Ramutsindela, M. and Bob, U. 2004: Social movements, protest and resistance. In Staeheli, L. , Kofman, E. and Peake, L. , editors, Mapping women, making politics, New York: Routledge, 199-208.

Fannin, M. 2006: Global midwifery and the technologies of emotion. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 5, 70-88.

Fluri, J.L. 2006: `Our website was revolutionary': virtual spaces of representation and resistance. ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies 5, 89-111.

Gibson-Graham, J.K. 2006: A postcapitalist politics. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

Gilmore, R.W. 2007: Golden gulag: prisons, surplus, crisis, and opposition in globalizing California. Berkeley, CA: The University of California Press.

Hansen, E. and Mattingly, D. 2006: Women at the border: foundations and frameworks. In Mattingly, D. and Hansen, E. , editors, Women and change at the U.S.-Mexico border: mobility, labor and activism, Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press, 3-16.

Hyams, M. 2004: Hearing girls' silences: thoughts on the politics and practices of a feminist method of group discussion. Gender, Place and Culture 11, 105-19.

Jepson, W. 2005: Spaces of labor activism, Mexican-American women and the Farm Worker Movement in South Texas since 1966. Antipode 37, 679-702.

Katz, C. 2004: Growing up global: economic restructuring and children's everyday lives. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

Koopman, S. 2006: Field note: Columbus, Georgia, USA. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 90-93.

Laurie, N. , Andolina, R. and Radcliffe, S. 2005: Ethnodevelopment: social movements, creating experts and professionalizing indigenous knowledge in Ecuador. Antipode 37, 470-96.

Manning, P. , Monk, J. and Denman, C. 2006: `Making believe' and `willing partners' in academics' activism in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands. In Mattingly, D. and Hansen, E. , editors, Women and change at the U.S.- Mexico border: mobility, labor, and activism, Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona Press, 178-93.

McKittrick, K. 2006: Demonic grounds: black women and the cartographies of struggle. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

- 2007: The politics of racism: thinking beyond the black body. Gender, Place and Culture 14, 751-54.

Merrill, H. 2006: An alliance of women: immigration and the politics of race. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

Monk, J. 2006: Choreographing a different dance: placing research in the public arena. Geojournal 65, 249-61.

Morin, K. and Till, K. 2007: Themed book reviews: exploring transnational feminist practice: Heather Merrill's An alliance of women: immigration and the politics of race. Gender, Place and Culture 14, 745-63.

Mountz, A. and Hyndman, J. 2006: Feminist approaches to the global intimate. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 446-63.

Nagar, R. 2006: Playing with fire: feminist thought and activism through seven lives in India. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press.

- 2008 : Languages of collaboration. In Moss, P. and Al-Hindi, K.F. , editors, Feminisms in geography: rethinking space, place and knowledges, New York: Rowman and Littlefield, 120-30.

Nelson, L.K. 2006: Geographies of state power, protest, and women's political identity formation in Michoacán, Mexico. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 96, 366-89.

Nelson, L.K. and Seager, J. 2005: Introduction. In Nelson, L. and Seager, J. , editors, A companion to feminist geography, Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 1-11.

Pain, R. 2004: Social geography: participatory research. Progress in Human Geography 28, 652-63.

Panelli, R. , Kraack, A. and Little, J. 2005: Claiming space and community: rural women's strategies for living with, and beyond, fear. Geoforum 36, 495-508.

Pratt, G. 2004a: Working feminism. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.

- 2004b: Feminist geographies: spatializing feminist politics . In Cloke, P. , Crang, P. and Goodwin. , editors, Envisioning human geographies, London: Arnold, 128-45.

Pratt, G. and Rosner, V. 2006: Introduction: the global and the intimate. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 13-24.

Pulido, L. 2006: Black, brown, yellow and Left: radical activism in Los Angeles. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.

Radcliffe, S. 2006: Development and geography: gendered subjects in development processes and interventions. Progress in Human Geography 30, 524-32.

Raghuram, P. and Madge, C. 2008: Feminist theorizing as practice. In Moss, P. and Al-Hindi, K.F. , editors, Feminisms in geography: rethinking space, place and knowledges, New York: Rowman and Littlefield, 221-29.

Ruddick, S. 2004: Activist geographies. In Cloke, P. , Crang, P. and Goodwin, M. , editors, Envisioning human geographies , London: Arnold, 229-41.

Sharp, J. 2007: Geography and gender: finding feminist political geographies . Progress in Human Geography 31, 381-87.

Silvey, R. 2004: A wrench in the global works: anti-sweatshop activism on campus. Antipode 36, 191-97.

Smith, S. 2006: Narratives and rights: Zlata's diary and the circulation of stories of suffering ethnicity. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 133-52.

Staeheli, L. 2004: Mobilizing women, mobilizing gender: is it mobilizing difference? Gender, Place and Culture 11, 347-72.

Staeheli, L. , Kofman, E. and Peake, L. 2004: Mapping gender, making politics: toward feminist political geographies. In Staeheli, L. , Kofman, E. and Peake, L. , editors, Mapping women, making politics: feminism and political geography, New York: Routledge, 1-14.

Sundberg, J. 2006: Field note: Southern Arizona, USA. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 101-105.

Valentine, G. 2004: Geography and ethics: questions of considerability and activism in environmental ethics. Progress in Human Geography 28, 258-63.

- 2006: Globalizing intimacy: the role of information and communication technologies in maintaining and creating relationships. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 365-93.

Walker, L. 2006: Locating the global/rethinking the local: suffrage politics, architecture, and space. Women's Studies Quarterly 34, 174-96.

Wekerle, G. 2004: Framing feminist claims for urban citizenship. In Staeheli, L. , Kofman, E. and Peake, L. , editors, Mapping women, making politics, New York : Routledge, 245-60.

Wright, M.W. 2005: The paradoxes of protests: the Mujeres de Negro of Northern Mexico. Gender, Place and Culture 12, 277-92.

- 2007: Urban Geography Plenary Lecture - femicide, mother-activism, and the geography of protest in northern Mexico. Urban Geography 28, 401-25.