International Network of Women's Studies Journals Members

The International Network of Women's Studies Journals was born during an informal meeting in 2000. The discussion made it clear that editors of women's studies journals faced many of the same challenges and had developed similar principles and priorities for their work. They also often found themselves isolated and badly in need of a forum in which they could discuss matters of common concern. For some months after this meeting we communicated by e-mail, and at the same time, recruited other editors of women's studies journals. In September 2001, we were able to take the project a step further with a workshop held in Halifax, Canada where 33 editors from 22 journals and seventeen countries were able to meet face-to-face and work together to develop their common agendas.

From the beginning, we were aware of the imbalance between both the numbers and the resources of journals based in the "north" and the "south" and worked to ensure that the emerging Network would support us all equally. We began to develop various principles of recruitment so that we would not be overwhelmed by "northern" journals. For the moment we have frozen recruitment partly so that we can establish the network and partly so that we can develop a recruitment policy that achieves a balance between journals in the north and the south as well as between academic- and community-based journals, so that the network can truly reflect the diversity of women's studies scholarship around the world.

—Marilyn Porter
Editor, Atlantis: A Women's Studies Journal
Department of Sociology, Memorial University
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada

The Ahfad Journal: Women and Change
SUDAN
Leena Omar Alim and Ahmed Mohamed Abdel Magied
ahfad@sudanmail.net
http://www.ahfad.org/journal/

Pakistan Journal of Women's Studies: Alam-e-Niswan
PAKISTAN
Tahera Aftab
taftab@gettysburg.edu

Asian Journal of Women's Studies
KOREA
Chang Pilwha, Lee Jae Kyung, Cho Houng, and Han Sun Hi
acwsewha@mm.ewha.ac.kr

Atlantis
CANADA
Marilyn Porter, Cecily Barrie, June Corman, and Meg Luxton
mporter@mun.ca
www.msvu.ca/atlantis

Australian Feminist Studies
AUSTRALIA
Susan Magarey
susan.magarey@adelaide.edu.au
www.tandf.co.uk/journals/

Canadian Women's Studies
CANADA
Luciana Ricciutelli and Angela Miles
luciana@yorku.ca

European Journal of Women's Studies (EJWS) andFeminist Europa Review of Books
NETHERLANDS
Magda Michielsens, Annette Geelink, and Corine Van Hellemont
ejws@fss.uu.nl
http://women.uia.ac.be/zorra

Feminist Studies
USA
Claire Moses and Sharon Groves
cm45@umail.umd.edu
www.inform.umd.edu/femstud

Gender, Technology and Development
THAILAND
Govind Kelkar
gtdjournal@ait.ac.th

International Feminist Journal of Politics
AUSTRALIA
Jindy Pettman
jindy.pettman@anu.edu.au
www.tandf.co.uk/online.html

Jurnal Perempaun
INDONESIA
Gadis Arivia, Nur Imam Subono, Adriana Venny, and Widuri Diyah Astuti
jurnal@uninet.net.id

NWSA Journal(A Publication of the National Women's Studies Association)
USA
Margaret McFadden and Kim Hall
nwsaj@appstate.edu
http://nwsaj.appstate.edu/

Kvinneforskning: Norwegian Journal for Women's Research
NORWAY
Lise Widding Isaksen and Nina Kristiansen
lise.isaksen@sos.uib.no
http://kilden.forskningsradet.no

Lola Press
URUGUAY, GERMANY, and SOUTH AFRICA
Lillian Abracinskas
lola@chasque.apc.org

Nordic Journal of Women's Studies (NORA)
DENMARK, FINLAND, ICELAND, NORWAY, and SWEDEN
Bente Meyer, Susanne Knudsen, Harriet Silius, Lilja Mosesdottir, and Eve Borgstrom
bm@dpu.dk

RAINB UK and Amanitare News
PAN-AFRICA
Amna Badri and Anna Loe Nsubuga
RainboUk@aol.com

Recherches Féministes
CANADA
Caroline Andrew and Isabelle McKee-Allain
revue.gremf@fss.ulaval.ca
www.fss.ulaval.ca/lef/revue/index.htm

RFR / Resources for Feminist Research
CANADA
Philinda Masters
rfrdrf@oise.utoronto.ca
www.oise.utoronto.ca/rfr

Review of Women's Studies
PHILIPPINES
Albina Peczon Fernandez
maligaya@I-next.net

Travesias
ARGENTINA
Silvia Chejter
cecym@wamani.apc.org

Women: A Cultural Review
ENGLAND
Helen Carr
h.carr@gold.ac.uk

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