Table of Contents Dedication ix Acknowledgments x Preface xi Notes on the Contributors xiii WOMEN AND POLITICAL ECONOMY An Introduction - Tanya Terzis Chapter One Enforcing Boundaries: Managing the Separation of Public Economy and Privatized Care Work - Sylvia Hale Chapter Two $7/Day, $7/Hour, 7 Days a Week: Juggling Commutes, Low-waged Shift Work and Child Care in a Changing ('New) Economy - Patrizia Albanese Chapter Three Ripping in Half: A Political Economy of Women's Everyday Lives - Susan Bryant WOMEN AND THE CULTURE INDUSTRY An Introduction - Natalie Dias Chapter Four Consuming Desires: Reflections on Women and Advertising - Michele Martin and Kathleen Gotts Chapter Five Invisible Ink: Women and Global Communications - Nancy Snow Chapter Six Just Prudes? Feminism, Pornography and Men's Responsibility - Robert Jensen WOMEN, VIOLENCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS An Introduction - Anna Miroslawa Wilk and Jeffery Klaehn Chapter Seven Globalization and the Sex Industry, Violence and Commodification of Human Beings - Richard Poulin Chapter Eight Custom Against Women - Michael Parenti Chapter Nine Marc Lepine and Me: What I Learned from the Montreal Massacre - Peter Eglin Chapter Ten Women's Experiences of Separation/Divorce Sexual Assault in Rural Ohio - Walter S. DeKeseredy, Danielle Fagen, Mandy Hall and Martin D. Schwartz POLITICS, KNOWLEDGE AND AGE An Introduction - Neetin Kals Chapter Eleven The Raging Grannies: Meddlesome Crones Protest with Wit and Flair - Carole Roy Chapter Twelve Crossing Borders of the Mind: Women in Higher Education - Jocey Quinn Chapter Thirteen Girl-Method: Placing Girl-Centred Research Methodologies on the Map of Girlhood Studies - Claudia Mitchell and Jacqui Reid-Walsh.