Vol 16, No 1 (1995)

• Editorial: Women on the Post-Communist Rollercoaster/Les femmes dans les montagnes russes du communisme

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Identity and Representation

• Between Despair and Hope: A Belgrade Diary

  Sara Bafo

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• Women, Democracy, and Nationalism After 1989: The Yugoslav Case

  Rada Ivekovic

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• Heidi and the Wall

  John Borneman

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• Gender Identity in Russia: A Comparison of Post World War II and Post-Communist Experience

  Mariana Malysheva

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• Women in Latvia Today: Changes and Experiences

  Irina Novikova

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• The Representation of Female Bodies in Romanian Journals for Women

  Madalina Nicolaescu

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• A Case of Mixed Identities: The Representation of Women in Post-Socialist Polish Films

  Janina Falkowska

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• Striving for Femininity: (Post) Soviet Un-Feminism

  Fran Markowitz

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• Silenced and Silent: Lesbians in Romania

  Mona Nicoara

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Women, Work, and Marketization

• Women in Russia: The More Things Change the More Things Stay the Same

  Beth Richardson

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• Women Under "Perestroika" and "Doi Moi": A Comparison of Marketization in Russia and Vietnam

  Ann Hibner Koblitz

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• Women in Ukraine: Trends and Tendencies in the Labour market

  Svetlana V. Kupryashkina

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• Women Amid Social Transformation: The Dual Transformation in Germany and its Ambivalent Consequences

  Hildegard Maria Nickel

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Organizing for Change

• Rapport ouverts, sociétés fermés. Les conséquences politiques de l'échec du mouvement des femmes est-allemandes

  Ulrike Baureithel

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• Women's Activism in Russia: Losses and Gains 1989-1993

  Yevgenia Issraelyan

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• Unexpressionism? Challenges to the Formation of Women's Groups in Hungary

  Katalin Fabian

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• How and Why DO Szech Women Associate? (Altos, Sopranos, and a Few Discordant Voices)

  Eva Hauser

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• Do Polish Women Need Feminism? Recent Activity of the Parliament Women's Group

  Eva C. Karpinski

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• Feminist Organizing in Serbia: 1990-1994

  Donna M. Hughes, Lepa Mladjenovic

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• Bread and Roses in Zagreb

  Nina Czegledy

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Poetry

• What Does It Mean to Light a Lamp? A Belgrade Diary

  Carroll L. Klein

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• Rapes in Bosnia

  Lyn Lifshin

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• Stefanya, A Polish Girl

  Lyn Lifshin

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• Sadie Says Goodbye

  Lyn Lifshin

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• Blood Flowers

  Barbara Williams

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• Pears

  Sibelan Forrester

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• Ode to my Stretch Marks

  Alison Newall

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• She Said Oh I Know It's Almost Midnight

  Lyn Lifshin

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• Dorati's Mother

  Lyn Lifshin

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• housewife

  Charlene D. Jones

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• Self-Indulgence

  Susan McCaslin

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• Étincelle

  Marie-Claude Julien

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• Between the Two of You

  Sandra Woolfrey

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Book Reviews

• Women in Russia: A New Era in Russian Feminism

  Mary Allen

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• The Spoils of Freedom: Psychoanalysis and Feminism After the Fall of Socialism

  Eva C. Karpinski

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• Between the Fields and the City: Women, Work, and Family in Russia, 1861-1914

  Jacqueline M. Portugese

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• The Ant Heap

  J. Rochon

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• Screen Memories: The Hungarian Cinema of Márta Mészáros

  Dina Iordanova

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• The Answer/La Respuesta: Including a Selection of Poems

  Joan Gibson

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