Doing Gender - Doing the Balkans. Dynamics and Persistence of Gender Relations in Yugoslavia and the Yugoslav successor States

1. Setting the Agenda: Politics and Society Marina Blagojeviü Hughson: Undoing Gender, Undoing the Balkans: Towards Ethnic and Gender Reconciliation - Marina Katniü-Bakarsiü: Gender Relations in Bosnia and Herzegovina between Theory and Practice - Andrea Spehar: European Union and Western Balkans: What Prospect for Gender Equality? - Mario Vinkoviü: Prostitution as a Profession - Searching for Answers between the Headlines - Petra Bläss-Rafajlovski: Gendering Politics. The Impact of Women Politicians and NGOs in the Western Balkans - 2. Constructions of Gender in Language and the Media Zorica Mrseviü: Women experts - Public Disbelief in Women Professionals in Serbia - Delina Binaj Gender and Language in Albania - Ljiljana Markoviü Language and Gender in Tertiary-Level Education - Renata Sribar: "Performing - Women" and the Socio-Political Regime: Addressing in Socialist Slovenia Compared to Today - Zrinjka Glovacki-Bernardi: Job Advertisements in Croatian Newspapers - Gender Perspective - Roswitha Kersten-Pejaniü: Creating Public Concern about a Woman's Ability to Govern the Country: The Case of Jadranka Kosor and the Media - 3. History and Anthropology Rada Drezgiü: Reproduction, Nation, and Masculinity: Serbia in the 1990s - Dean Vuletic: Law, Politics and Homosexuality in Croatia, 1941-1952 - Natalja Herbst: Women in Socialist Yugoslavia in the 1950s. The Example of Rajka Borojeviü and the Dragaþevo Women's Cooperative - Natasa Miskoviü: Jovanka and Josip Broz Tito: Gender and Power at the Top of Communist Yugoslavia