Rose Capdevila and Rhoda Unger

Feminisms without Borders: Exploring the Relationships between Feminist and Political Psychology
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 5-11. [PDF] [References]  

Molly Andrews

I. Breaking Down Barriers: Feminism, Politics and Psychology
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 13-17. [PDF] [References]  

Barbara Biglia

II. Some ‘Latin’ Women Activists’ Accounts: Reflections on Political Research
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 18-25. [PDF] [References]  

Alice H. Eagly and Amanda B. Diekman

III. Examining Gender Gaps in Sociopolitical Attitudes: It’s Not Mars and Venus
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 26-34. [PDF] [References]  

Lígia Amâncio and João Manuel Oliveira

IV. Men as Individuals, Women as a Sexed Category: Implications of Symbolic Asymmetry for Feminist Practice and Feminist Psychology
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 35-43. [PDF] [References]  

Ingrid Palmary

V. Gender, Nationalism and Ethnic Difference: Feminist Politics and Political Psychology?
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 44-51. [PDF] [References]  

Nick Hopkins, Vered Kahani-Hopkins, and Steve Reicher

VI. Identity and Social Change: Contextualizing Agency
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 52-57. [PDF] [References]  

Lauren E. Duncan

VII. What Feminist and Political Psychologists Can Learn from Each Other: The Case of Authoritarianism
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 58-64. [PDF] [References]  

Lucía Gómez Sánchez and Ana Belén Martín-Sevillano

VIII. Feminism and Identity in Political Psychology
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 65-72. [PDF] [References]  

Geraldine Moane

IX. Exploring Activism and Change: Feminist Psychology, Liberation Psychology, Political Psychology
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 73-78. [PDF] [References]  

Niamh Stephenson

X. Breaking Alignments between ‘the Personal’ and ‘the Individual’: What Can Psychology do for Feminist Politics?
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 79-85. [PDF] [References]  

Bronwyn Davies, Jenny Browne, Susanne Gannon, Lekkie Hopkins, Helen McCann, and Monne Wihlborg

Constituting the Feminist Subject in Poststructuralist Discourse
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 87-103. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Sarah Seymour-Smith and Margaret Wetherell

‘What he hasn’t told you...’: Investigating the Micro-Politics of Gendered Support in Heterosexual Couples’ Co-Constructed Accounts of Illness
Feminism & Psychology 2006 16: 105-127. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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