Feminist Review Issue 86

ARTICLES<BR>Imagery, Gender and Power: The Politics of Representation in Post-War Kosova; <EM>V.Krasniqi </EM><BR>Beautiful Dead Bodies: Gender, Migration and Representation in Anti-trafficking Campaigns; <EM>R.Andrijasevic</EM><BR>Theorising 'African' Female Genital Cutting and 'Western' Body Modifications: <BR>A Critique of the Continuum and Analogue Approaches; <EM>C.Pedwell</EM><BR>The Science of Rape: (Mis)Constructions of Women's Trauma in Evolutionary Theory; <EM>M.S.Zeedyk</EM><BR>Politicising Biographies: The forming of transnational subjectivities as insiders outside; <EM>D.Mulinari & N.Räthzel </EM><BR>Women In Turkish Political Thought: Between Tradition And Modernity; <EM>S.Cosar</EM><BR>The Gender Politics of Political Violence: Women Armed Activists in ETA; <BR><EM>C.Hamilton</EM><BR>Is There really a second shift, and if so, who does it? A time-diary investigation; <EM>L.Craig</EM><BR>OPEN SPACE<BR>Decisive Blows, Struck Left Handed The High Horse talks to Nirmal Puwar; <EM>E.Jackson & I.Waidner</EM><BR>Four Days in Durham; <EM>S.Sebring</EM><BR>BOOK REVIEWS<BR>Reforming Women's Fashion, 1850-1920, Patricia A. Cunningham; Review by <EM>E.Wilson</EM><BR>Sexual (Dis)Orientation: Gender, Sex, Desire and Self-Fashioning, Tasmin Wilton; Review by <EM>K.Inckle</EM><BR>The Rhetorics of Feminism: Readings in Contemporary Cultural Theory and the Popular Press, Lynne Pearce; Review by <EM>S.Wearing</EM><BR>Alice Guy Blaché: Lost Visionary of the Cinema, AlisonMcMahan; Review by <EM>J.McCabe</EM><BR>Settler Romances and the Australian Girl, Tanya Dalziell; Review by <EM>E.Conlin Casella</EM><BR>High Culture: Reflections on Addiction and Modernity, Anna Alexander and Mark S. Roberts (editors); Review by <EM>H.Keane </EM><BR>Nationalism and Gender, Chizuko Ueno (translated by Beverley Yamamoto); <BR>Review by <EM>M.Kimura</EM><BR>Rethinking Islam and Liberal Democracy: Islamist Women in Turkish Politics, <BR>Yesim Arat; Review by <EM>V.Carvalho Pinto</EM><BR>Liberating Economics: Feminist Perspectives on Families, Work and Globalization, Drucilla K. Barker and Susan F. Feinstein; Review by <EM>D.Perrons</EM><BR>'Letting Them Die': Why HIV/AIDS Intervention Programmes Fail, Catherine Campbell; Review by <EM>C.Stobie</EM><BR>