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Gender Studies Qualifying Examination Reading Lists Revised 07/2019

Note: This is a compilation of various reading lists that were developed by UCR Sociology faculty and/or graduate students that focus on particular topics within Gender Studies in Sociology. It includes readings lists on the following topics: Part I: Feminist & Gender Theories Part II: Intersectionality: Theory and Research Part III: Gender, Institutions, and Inequality (with an emphasis on political and economic institutions and social movements) Part IV: Gender & Social Psychology Part V: Law, Race, Class & Gender Part VI: Masculinities Reading lists focusing on other specialized topics that were developed for previous Gender Studies qualifying exams as well as other Gender Studies reading lists are available in the Gender Studies Specialization ilearn.ucr.edu website (see the “Reading Lists and Earlier Bibs” Link”). Within that folder, see the “Past Gender Qual Exam Bibliographies” subfolder for approved specialized topic reading lists from previous Gender Studies exams from 2006-2019. To obtain access to the Gender Studies Specialization ilearn.ucr.edu website, consult with the chair of the Gender Studies specialization committee.

Part I: Feminist & Gender Theories Reading List (94 readings)

Revised 07/2019 Note: Students may focus on particular topics and readings within this “Feminist & Gender Theory” reading list with approval of the current Gender Exam Committee. Sex Roles and Early Feminist Theories: (10 readings) Acker, Joan. 1992. "From Sex Roles to Gendered Institutions." Contemporary

Sociology21: 565-569 Bem, Sandra. 1981. "Gender Schema Theory: A Cognitive Account of Sex Typing."

Psychological Review 88: 354-364. De Beauvior, Simone. 1961. The Second Sex. New York: Routledge. Flora, Cornelia Butler. 1982. "From Sex Roles to Patriarchy: Recent Developments in the

Sociology of Women--A Review Essay." The Sociological Quarterly 23: 553-556.

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Hochschild, Arlie. 1973. "A Review of Sex Roles Research." American Journal of

Sociology 78: 1011-1029. Komarovsky, Mirra. 1945. "Cultural Contradictions of Sex Roles." American Journal of

Sociology 52:184-189. Komarovsky, Mirra 1950. "Functional Analyses of Sex Roles." American Sociological

Review 15: 508-516. Lopata, Helen Z., and Barrie Thorne. 1978. "On the Term Sex Roles." Signs 3: 718-721. Nicholson, Linda. (Ed.) 1997. The Second Wave: A Reader in Feminist Theory. New

York: Routledge. Parsons, Talcott. 1942. "Age and Sex in the Social Structure of the United States."

American Sociological Review 7:604-616. Stacey, Judith and Barrie Thorne. 1985. “The Missing Feminist Revolution in Sociology.”

Social Problems 32(4): 301-316. Intersectionality (13 Readings) Joan Acker 2006. “Inequality Regimes: Gender, Class, and Race in Organizations.” Gender & Society 20: 441-464. Baca Zinn, Maxine and Bonnie Thornton Dill “Theorizing Difference from Multiracial Feminism” Pp. 23-31 Browne, Irene and Joya Misra. 2003. "The Intersection of Gender and Race in the Labor

Market." Annual Review of Sociology 29: 487-513. Cho, Sumi, Kimberle Williams Crenshaw, and Leslie McCall. 2013. “Toward a field of

intersectionality studies: Theory, applications, and praxis.” Signs 38: 1-26. Collins, Patricia Hill. 1986. "Learning from the Outsider Within: The Sociological

Significance of Black Feminist Thought." Social Problems 33: S14-S32. Collins, Patricia Hill. 2000. Black Feminist Thought. Boston, MA: Unwin Hyman. Collins, Patricia Hill & Bilge, S. 2016. Intersectionality. MA: Polity Press. Combahee River Collective. 1977. “A Black Feminist Standpoint” pp. 63-70.

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Crenshaw, Kimberle Williams. 1993. "Mapping the Margins: Intersectionality, Identity Politics, and Violence Against Women of Color." Stanford Law Review 43:1241-1299.

Harris, Angela P. 1993. "Race and Essentialism in Feminist Legal Theory." in Feminist

Legal Theory: Foundations, edited by D. K. Weisberg. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press.

McCall, Leslie. 2005. “The Complexity of Intersectionality.” Signs 30(3): 1771-1800. Pyke, Karen D. and Denise L. Johnson. 2003. "Asian American Women And Racialized

Femininities: “Doing” Gender across Cultural Worlds." Gender & Society 17:33-53.

Sandoval, Chela. 1991. "U.S. Third World Feminism: The Theory and Method of Oppositional Consciousness in the Postmodern World." Gender & Society 10: 1-24.

Third World/Post-Colonial Feminisms (5 readings; see also the 2 Mohanty readings below): Kandiyoti, Deniz. 1988. "Bargaining with Patriarchy." Gender & Society 2: 274-290. Ong, Aihwa. 1988. "Colonialism and Modernity: Feminist Representations of Women in

Non-Western Societies." Inscriptions 3: 79-93. Narayan, Uma. 1997. "Contesting Cultures: 'Westernization,' Respect for Cultures, and

Third World Feminists." in The Second Wave: A Reader in Feminist Theory, edited by L. Nicholson. New York: Routledge.

Narayan, Uma. 2000. "Undoing the 'Package Picture' of Cultures." Signs 25: 1083-1086. Spivak, Gayatri Chakravory, “Can the Sub-Altern Speak?” in Social Theory: The

Multicultural and Classic Readings, edited by Charles Lemert. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Social Constructionist & ‘Doing Gender Approaches (Using/Critiquing Insights from Symbolic Interactionism, Ethnomethodology & Goffman) (12 readings) Garfinkel, Harold. 1967. "Agnes." in Studies in Ethnomethodology. Englewood Cliffs,

NJ: Prentice-Hall. Gender & Society [Multiple Authors]. Symposium on “West and Zimmerman’s ‘Doing

Gender.’” Gender & Society 23(1): 72-122.

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Goffman, Erving. 1977. "The Arrangement Between the Sexes." Theory & Society 4: 301-311.Lucal, Betsy. 1999. “What it Means to be Gendered Me.” Gender & Society 13(6): 781-797. Goffman, Erving. 1977. "The Arrangement Between the Sexes." Theory & Society 4:

301-311. Jenness,ValerieandSarahFenstermaker.2014.“AgnesGoestoPrison:Gender

Authenticity,TransgenderInmatesinPrisonsforMen,andthePursuitof‘TheRealDeal’.”Gender&Society28(1):5-31.

Pyke, Karen D. and Denise L. Johnson. 2003. "Asian American Women and Racialized

Femininities: ‘Doing’ Gender across Cultural Worlds." Gender & Society 17: 33-53.

Rahilly, Elizabeth P. 2014. “The Gender Binary Meets the Gender-Variant Child: Parents’

Negotiations with Childhood Gender Variance.” Gender & Society 29(3): 338-361.

“Symposium: On West and Fenstermaker’s ‘Doing Gender, Doing Difference.’” 1995.

Gender & Society 9. Westbrook, Laurel, and Kristen Schilt. 2013. “Doing Gender, Determining Gender:

Transgender People, Gender Panics, and the Maintenance of the Sex/Gender/Sexuality System.” Gender & Society 28(1): 32-57.

West, Candace. 1996. "Goffman in Feminist Perspective." Sociology Perspectives 39:

353-369. West, Candace and Don H. Zimmerman. 1987. “Doing Gender.” Gender & Society 1:

125-151. West, Candace and Sarah Fenstermaker. 1995. "Doing Difference." Gender & Society 9:

8-37. Zimmerman, Don H. 1992. "They Were All Doing Gender, but They Weren't All

Passing: Comment on Rogers." Gender & Society 6: 192-198. Other Types of Social Constructionist Approaches (including Post-structuralist, Postmodernist, Psychoanalytic, Social Psychological and Cultural Perspectives) (9 readings) Butler, Judith. 1997. "Imitation and Gender Insubordination." in The Second Wave: A

Reader in Feminist Theory, edited by L. Nicholson. New York: Routledge.

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Chodorow, Nancy. 1995. "Gender as a Personal and Cultural Construction." Signs 20: 516-544.

Fausto-Sterling, Anne. 2005. "The Bare Bones of Sex: Part 1—Sex and Gender." Signs

30: 1491-1527. Lorber, Judith. 1993. "Believing is Seeing: Biology as Ideology." Gender & Society 7:

568-581. Ridgeway, Cecilia. 2009. “Framed Before We Know It: How Gender Shapes Social

Relations.” Gender & Society 23(2): 145-160. Ridgeway, Cecilia L. 2011. Framed by Gender: How Gender Inequality Persists in the

Modern World. Oxford University Press: New York, NY. Ridgeway, Cecilia and Shelley J. Correll. 2004. "Unpacking The Gender System: A

Theoretical Perspective on Gender Beliefs and Social Relations." Gender & Society 18: 510-531.

Risman, Barbara and Myra Marx Feree. 1995. "Making Gender Visible." American

Sociological Review 60: 775-782. Michael Schwalbe. 2000. “The Elements of Inequality.” Contemporary Sociology 29(6):

775-781. Lesbian Feminism and Queer Theory (25 readings) Abelove, Barale & Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York:

Routledge: Rubin, Gayle. 1993. “Thinking Sex: Notes for a Radical Theory of the Politics of

Sexuality.” In Abelove, Barale & Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge

Almaguer, Tomás. 1993. “Chicano Men. A Cartography of Homosexual Identity and

Behavior.” In Abelove, Barale & Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge

D’Emilio, John. 1993. “Capitalism and Gay Identity.” In Abelove, Barale & Halperin

(Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky. 1993. “Epistemology of the Closet.” In Abelove, Barale, &

Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge

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Hall, Stuart. 1993. “Deviance, Politics and the Media.” In Abelove, Barale, & Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge

De Lauretis, Teresa. 1993. “Sexual Indifference and Lesbian Representation.” In Abelove,

Barale, & Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge

Lorde, Audre. 1993. “The Uses of the Erotic: The Erotic as Power.” In Abelove, Barale,

& Halperin (Eds.) The Lesbian and Gay Studies Reader. New York: Routledge

Carr, Brandon Balzer, Ella Ben Hagai, and Eileen L. Zurbriggen. 2017. “Queering Bem: Theoretical Interactions Between Sandra Bem’s Scholarship and Queer Theory.” Sex Roles 76(11-12): 655-668.

Carver, Terrell. 2007. “'Trans' trouble: trans-sexuality and the end of gender,” in Browne,

Jude (ed.). 2007. The Future of Gender, New York: Cambridge University Press. Corber, Robert and Stephen Valocchi (eds.) 2003. Queer Studies: An Interdisciplinary

Reader. New York: Blackwell. Faderman, Lillian. 1991. Odd Girls and Twilight Lovers: A History of Lesbian Life in

Twentieth-Century America. New York: Penguin Fausto-Sterling, Anne. 2000. Sexing the Body: Gender Politics and the Construction of

Sexuality. New York: Basic Books. Foucault, Michel. 1978. The History of Sexuality: An Introduction, Volume I. New York:

Vintage Books. Halberstam, Judith. 1998. “Transgender Butch: Butch/FTM Border Wars and the

Masculine Continuum.” GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies 4(2): 287-310.

Jackson, Stevi. 1999. “Heterosexuality, heteronormativity, and gender hierarchy: some

reflections on recent debates.” In Heterosexuality in Question, 159-85. London: Sage.

Jay, Karla and Allen Young. 1972. (Eds.) Out of the Closets: Voices of Gay Liberation.

New York: Pyramid. Lorde, Audre. 2000 [1978]. "Age, Race, Class, and Sex: Women Redefining Difference."

in Women in Culture: A Women's Studies Anthology, edited by L. J. Peach. Cambridge, MA: Blackwell Publishing.

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McCann, Hannah. 2016. “Epistemology of the Subject: Queer Theory’s Challenge to Feminist Sociology.” Women’s Studies Quarterly 44(3-4): 224-243.

Nardi, Peter and Beth Schneider (Eds.) 1998. Social Perspectives in Lesbian and Gay

Studies. New York: Routledge. Rich, Adrienne. 1980. “Compulsory Heterosexuality and Lesbian Existence.” Signs 5: 631-660. Sawicki, Jana. 1991. Disciplining Foucault: Feminism, Power, and the Body. New York:

Routledge. Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky. 2008[1990]. Epistemology of the Closet. Berkeley, CA:

University of California Press. Seidman, Steven (ed.). 1996. Queer Theory/Sociology. New York: Blackwell. Sullivan, Nikki. 2003. An Introduction to Queer Theory. Edinburgh. Gender and Political Economy & Marxist/Socialist Feminist Theory (7 readings) Barrett, Michele. 2000. "Capitalism and Women's Liberation." in The Second Wave: A

Reader in Feminist Theory, edited by L. Nicholson. New York: Routledge. Eisenstein, Zillah. 1999. “Constructing a Theory of Capitalist Patriarchy and Socialist

Feminism.” Critical Sociology 25: 196-217.

Firestone, Shulamith. 1970. “The Dialectic of Sex.” in The Second Wave: A Reader in Feminist Theory, edited by L. Nicholson. New York: Routledge.

Haney, Lynne. 2000. “Feminist State Theory: Applications to Jurisprudence,

Criminology and the Welfare State.” Annual Review of Sociology 26: 641-666. Hartmann, Heidi. 1997 [1981]. "The Unhappy Marriage of Marxism and Feminism:

Towards a More Progressive Union." in The Second Wave: A Reader in Feminist Theory, edited by L. Nicholson. New York: Routledge.

MacKinnon, Catherine. 1982. "Feminism, Marxism, Method, and the State: An Agenda

for Theory." Signs 7: 515-544. Rubin, Gayle. 1975. “The Traffic in Women: Notes on the Political Economy of Sex.” Pp.

27-62 in The Second Wave: A Reader in Feminist Theory, edited by L. Nicholson. New York: Routledge.

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Standpoint Theory (13 readings) Collins, Patricia Hill. 2000. Black Feminist Thought. Boston, MA: Unwin Hyman. (Will

be focusing on chapters/sections particularly relevant to standpoint theory and black women’s consciousness/knowledge)

Collins, Patricia Hill. 1997. "Comment on Hekman's 'Truth and Method: Feminist

Standpoint Theory Revisited': Where's the Power?" Signs 22. Haraway, Donna. 1988. "Situated Knowledge: The Sciences Question in Feminism and

the Privilege of Partial Perspective." Feminist Studies 14: 575-599. Harding, Sandra (Ed.) 2004. The Feminist Standpoint Theory Reader: Intellectual &

Political Controversies. New York: Routledge. Harding, Sandra. 2015. “Objectivity for Sciences from Below.” Pp. 33-55 in Objectivity

in Science: New Perspectives from Science and Technology Studies, edited by Padovani, Flavia, Alan Richardson, and Jonathon Y. Tsou. Cham: Springer International Publishing.

Hartsock, Nancy. 1997. "Standpoint Theories for the Next Century." Politics & Feminist Standpoint Theories 18: 93-101.

Hekman, Susan. 1997. "Truth and Method: Feminist Standpoint Theory Revisited." Signs

22: 341-365. Mann, Susan A. and Lori R. Kelley. 1997. "Standing at the Crossroads of Modernist

Thought: Collins, Smith, and the New Feminist Epistemologies." Gender & Society 11: 391-408.

Mohanty, Chandra Talpade. 1988. "Under Western Eyes: Feminist Scholarship and

Colonial Discourse." Feminist Review 30:61-88. ----------. 2003. ““Under Western Eyes”: Revisited: Feminist Solidarity through

Anticapitalist Struggles.” Signs 28: 499-535. Smith, Dorothy E. 1972. "Women's Perspective as a Radical Critique of Sociology."

Sociological Inquiry 44: 1-13. Smith, Dorothy E. 1997. "Truth and Method: Feminist Standpoint Theory Revisited-

Comment." Signs 22: 392-398. Van den Berg, Elbie. 2016. “’The Closet’: A Dangerous Heteronormative Space.” South

African Review of Sociology 47(3): 25-43.

Part II: Intersectionality Theory and Research

Revised07/2019

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Acker,Joan.1999.“RewritingClass,RaceandGender:ProblemsinFeminist

Rethinking.”InRevisioningGendereditedbyFerree,MyraMarx,JudithLorberandBethB.Hess(Eds).ThousandOaks,CA:SagePublications.

Anthias, Floya and Nira Yuval-Davis. 1983. “Contextualizing Feminism: Gender, Ethnic and Class Divisions.” Feminist Review 15: 62-75.

Anzaldua,Gloria.1993.“EnRapport,inOpposition:CobrandoCuentasaLasNuestras.”Pp.508-512inFeministFrontiersIIIeditedbyL.Richardson&V.TaylorNewYork:McGraw-Hill.

BacaZinn,Maxine.1980.“GenderandEthnicityamongChicanos.”Frontiers:AJournalofWomenStudies5.

----------.1992.“DemythologizingDiversity:Race,Class,andGenderinSociology.”MichiganSociologicalReview.

BacaZinn,MaxineandBonnieThorntonDill(Eds).1994.WomenofColorinU.S.Society.PA:TempleUniversityPress.

------------.1996.“TheorizingDifferencesfromMultiracialFeminism.”FeministStudies22:321-31.

BacaZinn,Maxine,PierretteHondagneu-Sotelo,andMichaelA.Messner(Eds.).2000.GenderThroughthePrismofDifference:ASexandGenderReader.Boston:AllynandBacon.

Beauboeuf-Lafontant.2007.“YouHavetoShowStrength:Gender,Race&Depression.”Gender&Society21:28-51.

Bettie,Julie.2000.“WomenWithoutClass.”Signs26:1-35.

---------.2003.WomenWithoutClass:Girls,RaceandIdentity.CA:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.

Bowleg, Lisa. 2003. “Triple Jeopardy and Beyond: Multiple Minority Stress and Resilience among Black Lesbians.” Journal of Lesbian Studies 7(4):87-108.

Brooks,ScottN.2009.BlackMenCan’tShoot.Chicago:UniversityofChicagoPress.Browne,IreneandJoyaMisra.2003.“TheIntersectionofGenderandRaceinthe

LaborMarket.”AnnualReviewofSociology29:487-513.

Chen,AnthonyS.1999.“LivesattheCenterofthePeriphery,LivesatthePeripheryoftheCenter:ChineseAmericanMasculinitiesandBargainingwithHegemony.”Gender&Society13:584-607.

Chen,EdithWen-Chu.1997.“SexualHarassmentfromthePerspectiveofAsian-AmericanWomen.”Pp.51-62inCarolRonai,BarbaraZsembik,andJoeFeagin(Eds.),EverydaySexismintheThirdMillennium.NY:Routledge.

Cho,SumiK.1997.“ConvergingStereotypesinRacializedSexualHarassment:WheretheModelMinorityMeetsSuzieWong.”InAdrienWing(Ed.),CriticalRaceFeminism:AReader.NY:NewYorkUniversityPress.

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Cho,Sumi,KimberlyWilliamsCrenshaw,andLeslieMcCall.2013.“TowardaFieldof

IntersectionalityStudies:Theory,ApplicationandPraxis.”Signs38(4):785-810.

Chow,EstherNgan-Ling.1991.“TheDevelopmentofFeministConsciousnessamongAsianAmericanWomen.”InJudithLorberandSusanA.Farrell(Eds.),TheSocialConstructionofGender.CA:SagePublications

Chow,EstherNgan-Ling,DorisWilkinsonandMaxineBacaZinn(Eds.).1996.Race,Class,andGender:CommonBonds,DifferentVoices.CA:SagePublication.

Collins,PatriciaHill.2000.BlackFeministThought:Knowledge,ConsciousnessandthePoliticsofEmpowerment(2ndEd.)NY:Routledge.

----------.2000.“MovingBeyondGender:IntersectionalityandScientificKnowledge.”InFerree,MyraMarx,JudithLorberandBethB.Hess(Eds.),RevisioningGender.CA:SagePublications.

------------ (ed). 2004. Black Sexual Politics: African Americans, Gender, and the New Racism. NY: Routledge.

Collins, Patricia Hill & Bilge, S. 2016. Intersectionality. MA: Polity Press.

Coltrane,ScottandMelindaMessineo.2000.“ThePerpetuationofSubtlePrejudice:RaceandGenderImageryin1990sTelevisionAdvertising.”SexRoles42:363-389.

CombaheeRiverCollective.1977.“ABlackFeministStandpoint.”InL.Nicholson(Ed.),TheSecondWave:AReaderinFeministTheory.NY:Routledge.

Contreras, Randol. 2017. “There’s No Sunshine: Spatial Anguish, Deflections, and

Intersectionality in Compton and South Central.” Environment and Planning D 35(4): 656 – 673.

Crenshaw,KimberleWilliams.1993."MappingtheMargins:Intersectionality,

IdentityPolitics,andViolenceAgainstWomenofColor."StanfordLawReview43:1241-1299.

Davis,Angela.1981.Women,RaceandClass.NY:VintageBooks.Davis,Kathy.2008.“IntersectionalityasBuzzword:ASociologyofScience

PerspectiveonWhatMakesaFeministTheorySuccessful.”FeministTheory9(1):67-85.

Davis,KathyandDubravkaZarkov.2017.“EJWSRetrospectiveonIntersectionality.”

EuropeanJournalofWomen’sStudies24(4):313-320.

Edin,Kathryn.2000.“WhatDoLow-IncomeSingleMothersSayaboutMarriage?”

SocialProblems47:112-133.

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Glenn,EvelynNakano.2000.“TheSocialConstructionandInstitutionalizationofGenderandRace:AnIntegrativeFramework.”InMyraFerree,JudithLorberandBethHess(Eds.),RevisioningGender.CA:SagePublications.

Hamilton,LindaandElizabethArmstrong.2009.“GenderedSexualityinYoungAdulthood:DoubleBindsandFlawedOptions.”Gender&Society23(5):589-616.

Harris,AngelaP.1993.“RaceandEssentialisminFeministLegalTheory,”Pp.348-357inD.KellyWeisberg(Ed.),FeministLegalTheory:Foundations.PA:TempleUniversityPress.

-------------.2000.“Gender,Violence,Race,andCriminalJustice.”StanfordLawReview52:777-807.

Hartmann,Heidi.1981.“TheFamilyastheLocusofGender,Class,andPoliticalStruggle:TheExampleofHousework.”Signs6:366-394.

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Hune,Shirley.2000.“DoingGenderwithaFeministGaze:TowardaHistoricalReconstructionofAsianAmerica.”Pp.413-430inMinZhouandJamesGatewood(Eds.),ContemporaryAsianAmerica:AMultidisciplinaryReader.NY:NewYorkUniversityPress.

Jarrett,Robin.1994.“LivingPoor:FamilyLifeamongSingleParentAfrican-AmericanWomen.”SocialProblems30-49.

Jibrin,RekiaandSaraSalem.2015.“RevisitingIntersectionality:Reflectionson

TheoryandPraxis.”Tran-Scripts5:7-24.

King,Deborah.1988.“MultipleJeopardy,MultipleConsciousness:TheContextofaBlackFeministIdeology.”Signs14:42-72.

Kline,Marlene.1993.“Race,Racism,andFeministLegalTheory.”Pp.371-381inKellyWeisberg(Ed.),FeministLegalTheory:Foundations.PA:TempleUniversityPress.

Lai,Tracy.1988.“AsianAmericanWomen:NotforSale.”InJoCochran,DonnaLangston,andCarolynWoodward(Eds.),ChangingOurPower:AnIntroductiontoWomen’sStudies.IA:Kendall-Hunt.

Lamphere,Louis.1997.SituatedLives:GenderandCultureinEverydayLife.NY:Routledge.

Lan, Pei-Chia. 2003. “Maid or Madam? Filipina Migrant Workers and the Continuity of Domestic Labor.” Gender & Society 17: 187-208.

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Lazreg, Marnia. 1990. “Feminism and Difference: The Perils of Writing as a Woman in Algeria.” Pp. 326-348 in Conflicts in Feminism, edited by Marianne Hirsch and Evelyn Fox Keller. New York: Routledge.

Lorde, Audre. 2000 [1978]. “Age, Race, Class, and Sex: Women Redefining Difference,” Pp. 69-77 in Lucinda Joy Peach (Ed.), Women in Culture: A Women’s Studies Anthology. MA: Blackwell Publishing.

Martinez,Theresa.2002.“TheDouble-ConsciousnessofDuBoisandthe‘MestizaConsciousness’ofAnzaldua.”Race,Gender&Class9(4):158-176.

McCall,Leslie.2005.“TheComplexityofIntersectionality.”Signs30:1771-1800.McGuffey,Shawn.2005.“EngenderingTrauma:Race,Class,andGender

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Nash, J.C. 2008. Rethinking intersectionality. Feminist view, 89:1-15.

Narayan,Uma.1995.“Male-order”Brides:ImmigrantWomen,DomesticViolenceand ImmigrationLaw.Hypatia10:104-116.

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----------.1998.“EssenceofCultureandaSenseofHistory:AFeministCritiqueof CulturalEssentialism.”Hypatia:AJournalofFeministPhilosophy13:86-106.

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Ng,Vivian.1997.“RaceMatters.”Pp.220-243inA.MedhurstandS.Munt(Eds.),LesbianandGayStudies:ACriticalIntroduction.London:WellingtonHouse.

Ong,Aihwa.1988.“ColonialismandModernity:FeministRepresentationsofWomeninNon-WesternSocieties.”Inscriptions3:79-93.

Pascoe,Peggy.1991.“Race,Gender,andInterculturalRelations:TheCaseofInterracialMarriage.”Frontiers:AJournalofWomenStudies12:5-18.

Pesquera,BeatrizM.andDeniseSegura.1993.“ThereisNoGoingBack:ChicanasandFeminism.”InNormaAlarcon(Ed.),ChicanaCriticalIssues.Berkeley:ThirdWomanPress.

Phua,VoonChin.2007.“ContestingandMaintainingHegemonicMasculinities:GayAsianAmericanMeninMateSelection.”SexRoles57:909-918.

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Pyke,Karen1996.“Class-basedMasculinities:TheInterdependenceofGender,Class,andPower.”Gender&Society5:527-549.

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Pyke,KarenandDeniseJohnson.2003.“AsianAmericanWomenandRacializedFemininities:‘Doing’GenderAcrossCulturalWorlds.”Gender&Society,17:33-53.

Reese,Ellen.“ThePoliticsofMotherhood:TheRestrictionofPoorMothers’WelfareRightsintheUnitedStates,1949-1960.”SocialPoliticsInternationalStudiesinGender,StateandSociety8:65-11.

Rockquemore,KerryAnn.2002.“NegotiatingtheColorLine:TheGenderedProcessofRacialIdentityConstructionamongBlack/WhiteBiracialWomen.”Gender&Society16:485-503.

Rospenda,KathleenM.,JudithA.Richman,StephanieJ.Nawyn.1999.“DoingPower:TheConfluenceofGender,Race,andClassinContrapowerSexualHarassment.”Gender&Society,12:40-60.

Roth,Benita.2004.SeparateRoadstoFeminism:Black,Chicana,andWhiteFeminist MovementsinAmerica’sSecondWave.Cambridge:CambridgeUniversitypress.

Rubin,Gayle.1993.“ThinkingSex:NotesforaRadicalTheoryofthePoliticsofSexuality.”InAbelove,BaraleandHalperin(Eds.),TheLesbianandGayStudiesReader.NY:Routledge.

Russo,Ann.1991.“WeCannotLivewithoutOurLives:WhiteWomen,Antiracism,andFeminism.”InC.Mohanty,A.Russo,&L.Torres(Eds.),ThirdWorldWomenandthePoliticsofFeminism.IN:IndianaUniversityPress.

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Seccombe,Karen,DeloresJames,andKimberlyWalters.1998.“‘TheyThinkYouAin’tMuchofNothing’:TheSocialConstructionoftheWelfareMother.”JournalofMarriageandtheFamily60:849-865.

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Segura,DeniseandJenniferPierce.1993.“Chicana/oFamilyStructureandGenderPersonality:Chodorow,FamilismandPsychoanalyticSociologyRevisited.”Pg.295-314inKarenHansenandAnitaIltaGarey(Eds.),FamiliesintheU.S.PA:TempleUniversityPress.

Shaw,SusanM.(Ed.)1997.DragonLadies:AsianAmericanFeministsBreatheFire.Boston: SouthEndPress.Smith,Ryan.2002.“Race,Gender,andAuthorityintheWorkplace:Theoryand

Research.”AnnualReviewofSociology28:509-542.

Stack,Carol.“TheCultureofGender:WomenandMenofColor.”Signs11:321-324.Stoetzler,MarcelandNiraYuval-Davis.2002.“StandpointTheory,Situation

KnowledgeandtheSituatedImagination.”FeministTheory3:315-333.Takagi, Dana. 1996. “Maiden Voyage: Excursion into Sexuality and Identity Politics in

Asian America.” Pp. 354-360 in Jean Yu-Wen Shen Wu and Min Song (Eds.), Asian American Studies: A Reader. NJ: Rutgers.

Uchida, Aki. 1998. “The Orientalization of Asian Women in America.” Women’s Studies International Forum 21:161-174.

Ward,Jane.2008.RespectablyQueer:DiversityCultureandLGBTActivistOrganizations.Nashville,TN:VanderbiltUniversityPress

PartIII:

Gender,Inequalities,andInstitutionsReadingListRevised07/2019

This standardized bib should be parsed by students, depending on the broad institution (political, economic, legal) that they will focus on. Gender,Organizations,andInstitutions(GeneralConsiderations)Acker, Joan. 2006. “Inequality Regimes: Gender, Class, and Race in Organizations” Gender & Society 20 (4):441-464 Acker,Joan.1992."FromSexRolestoGenderedInstitutions."Contemporary

Sociology21:565569.-------------.2000.“GenderedContradictionsinOrganizationalEquityProjects.”Organization7(4):625-632.--------------.1998.“TheFutureof‘GenderandOrganization’:ConnectionsandBoundaries.”Gender,Work,andOrganization5(4):195-206

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Britton,Dana.2000.TheEpistemologyoftheGenderedOrganization.GenderandSociety14:418-433.Burawoy,Michael.1979.TheAnthropologyofIndustrialWork.AnnualReviewAnthropology.8:231-66.Johnson,Cathryn,JodyClay-Warner,andStepahnieJ.Funk.1996.“EffectsofAuthorityStructuresandGenderonInteractioninSame-SexTaskGroups.”SocialPsychologyQuarterly59:221-236.Lorber,Judith.2010.GenderInequality:FeministTheoriesandPolitics.NewYork:OxfordUniversityPress.Lucas,JeffreyW.andMichaelJ.Lovaglia.1998.“LeadershipStatus,Gender,GroupSize,andEmotioninFace-to-FaceGroups.”SociologicalPerspectives41:617-637.Martin,PatriciaYancey.2004."GenderasSocialInstitution."SocialForces82:1249-1273.Martin,Joanne.2000.HiddenGenderedAssumptionsinMainstreamOrganizationalTheoryandResearch.JournalofManagementInquiry9(2):207-216.Ridgeway,CecilaL.2001.“Gender,Status,andLeadership.”JournalofSocialIssues57:637-655.CeciliaL.Ridgeway.2011.FramedbyGender:HowGenderInequalityPersistsintheModernWorld.NewYork:OxfordUniversityPress.Shackelford,Susan,WendyWood,andStephenWorchel.1996.“BehavioralStylesandtheInfluenceofWomeninMixed-SexGroups.”SocialPsychologyQuarterly59:284-293.Gender,theState,andPublicPoliciesSuzanneBergeron.2001."PoliticalEconomyDiscoursesofGlobalizationandFeministPolitics."Signs.26(4):983-1006.Brown,Wendy.1992.“FindingtheManintheState.”FeministStudies18(1):7-34.

(also

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achapterinherbookStatesofInjury:PowerandFreedominLateModernity.Christopher,Karen;England,Paula;Smeeding,TimothyM.;Phillips,KatherinRoss.2002.“TheGenderGapinPovertyinModernNations:SingleMotherhood,theMarket,andtheState.”SociologicalPerspectives45(3):219-242.Fraser,Nancy.1997.JusticeInterruptus:CriticalReflectionsonthe‘Postsocialist’Condition.”NewYorkandLondon:Routledge.SelectedchapteronPateman’sTheSexualContract.Haney,Lynne.2000."FeministStateTheory:ApplicationstoJurisprudence,CriminologyandtheWelfareState."AnnualReviewofSociology26641-666.Haney,Lynne.2010.OffendingWomen:Power,Punishment,andtheRegulationofDesire.BerkeleyandLosAngeles:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Heath,Melanie.2012.OneMarriageUnderGod:TheCampaigntoPromoteMarriageinAmerica.NewYork:NewYorkUniversityPress.Hays,Sharon.2003.FlatBrokewithChildren:WomenintheAgeofWelfareReform.OxfordUniversityPress:NewYork.Markens,Susan.2007.SurrogateMotherhoodandthePoliticsofReproduction.Berkeley,CA:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Misra,Joya;Moller,Stephanie;Budig,MichelleJ.2007.“Work-FamilyPoliciesandPovertyforPartneredAndSingleWomenInEuropeAndNorthAmerica.”Gender&Society21(6):804-827.Morgan,Kimberly.2005“The‘ProductionofChildCare:HowLaborMarketsShapeSocialPolicyandViceVersa.”SocialPolitics12(2):243-263Orloff,Ann.1993."GenderandtheSocialRightsofCitizenship:TheComparativeAnalysisofGenderRelationsandWelfareStates."AmericanSociologicalReview58:303-328.(onfile)Orloff,Ann.1996."GenderintheWelfareState."AnnualReviewofSociology2251-78.----.2009.Genderingthecomparativeanalysisofwelfarestates:Anunfinishedagenda.SociologicalTheory27:317-43.-----.2010.Gender,inTheOxfordhandbookofthewelfarestate,ed.byFrancisG.

Castles,StephanLeibfried,JaneLewis,HerbertObinger,andChristopherPierson,Oxford:

Oxford

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UniversityPress,252-264.Pateman,Carol.1988.TheSexualContract.Stanford:StanfordUniversityPress.Selectchapters.Reich,AdamD.2010.HiddenTruth:YoungMenNavigatingLivesInandOutofJuvenilePrison.BerkeleyandLosAngeles:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Reyes,Victoria.Forthcoming(September2019).GlobalBorderlands:Fantasy,ViolenceandEmpireinSubicBay,Philippines.Stanford,CA:StanfordUniversityPress.Seidman,Gay.2001.“’Strategic’ChallengestoGenderInequality:TheSouthAfricanGenderCommission.”Ethnography.2(2):219-241.Saguy,AbigailC.2000.“EmploymentDiscriminationorSexualViolence?DefiningSexualHarassmentinAmericanandFrenchLaw.”Law&SocietyReview34(4):1091-1128.Smith,Ryan.202."Race,Gender,andAuthorityintheWorkplace:Theoryand

Research."AnnualReviewofSociology28:509-542.Sudbury,Julia.2002."CellingBlackBodies:BlackWomenintheGlobalPrisonIndustrialComplex."FeministReview.70-57-74.EvelynNakanoGlenn’s2002.UnequalFreedom:HowRaceandGenderShapedAmericanCitizenshipandLabor.HarvardUniversityPress.Reese,Ellen.2005.BacklashAgainstWelfareMothers:PastandPresent.BerkeleyandLosAngeles:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.----.1996."MaternalismandPoliticalMobilization:HowCalifornia'sPostwarChildCareCampaignWasWon."Gender&Society10(5):566-589.Viterna,JocelynandKathleenM.Fallon.2008."Democratization,Women'sMovements,andGender-EquitableStates:AFrameworkforComparison."AmericanSociologicalReview73:668-889.Young,IrisMarion.2003."TheLogicofMasculinistProtection:ReflectionsontheCurrentSecurityState."Signs.29(1):1-25.Zippel,Kathrin.2009.“Chapter10:TheMissingLinkforPromotingGenderEquality:Work-FamilyandAnti-DiscriminationPolicies,”inGenderEquality:TransformingFamilyDivisionsofLabor.London:Verso.

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Gender,Work,andEconomicInstitutionsAcker,Joan.2006.“Gender,Capitalism,andGlobalization.”CriticalSociology30(1):17-41.Allison,Juliann,JoelS.Herrera,EllenReese,andJasonStruna.2018.“TheMatrixofExploitationandTemporaryEmployment:EarningsInequalityAmongInlandSouthernCalifornia’sBlue-CollarWarehouseWorkers.”JournalofLabor&Society2018:1-28.Barrett,Michele.2000."CapitalismandWomen'sLiberation."inTheSecondWave:A

ReaderinFeministTheory,editedbyL.Nicholson.NewYork,NewYork:Routledge.Browne,Irene;Misra,Joya.2003.“TheIntersectionofGenderandRaceintheLaborMarket.”AnnualReviewofSociology29:487-513.Brush,LisaD.2003.GenderandGovernance.WalnutCreek,CA:AltaMiraPress.Cabezas,Amalia,EllenReese,andMargueriteWaller(eds.).2007.TheWagesofEmpire:NeoliberalPolicies,Repression,andWomen’sPoverty.Boulder,CO:ParadigmPublishers.Carty,Victoria.1997.“IdeologiesandFormsofDominationintheOrganizationoftheGlobalProductionandConsumptionofGoodsintheEmergingPostmodernEra:ACaseStudyofNikeCorporationandtheImplicationsforGender.”Gender,Work&Organizations4(4):189-201.Cobbina,JenniferandSharonS.Oselin.2011.“It’sNotOnlyfortheMoney:AnAnalysisofAdolescentversusAdultEntryintoStreetProstitution”SociologicalInquiry81(3):1-24.Denissen,AmyM.andAbigailC.Saguy.2013.“GenderedHomophobiaandtheContradictionsofWorkplaceDiscriminationforWomenintheBuildingTrades.”Gender&SocietyChang,MarikoLin.2000.“TheEvolutionofSexSegregationRegimes.”AmericanJournalofSociology105(6):1658-1701.-----------------------.2004.“GrowingPains:Cross-nationalVariationinSexSegregationinSixteenDevelopingCountries.”AmericanSociologicalReview69(1):114-137.Connell,Catherine.2010.“Doing,Undoing,orRedoingGender?LearningfromtheWorkplaceExperiencesofTranspeople.”Gender&Society24:31-55.

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Cotter,DavidA.;Hermsen,JoanM.;Vanneman,Reeve.2003.“TheEffectsofOccupationalGenderSegregationacrossRace.”TheSociologicalQuarterly44(1):17-36.Denissen,AmyM.2010.“TheRightToolsfortheJob:ConstructingGenderMeaningsandIdentitiesintheMale-DominatedBuildingTrades.”HumanRelations63(7):1051-1069Denissen,AmyM.andAbigailC.Saguy.2013.“GenderedHomophobiaandtheContradictionsofWorkplaceDiscriminationforWomenintheBuildingTrades.”Gender&SocietyDunaway,WilmaA.(Ed.).2014.GenderedCommodityChains.Stanford:StanfordUniversityPress,Chapter3.Ehrenreich,BarbaraandArlieRussellHochschild(eds.).2002.GlobalWoman.NewYork:HenryHoltandCompany.England,Paula.2010.“TheGenderRevolution:UnevenandStalled.”Gender&Society24:149-166.England,Paula;Budig,Michelle;Folbre,Nancy.2002.“WagesofVirtue:TheRelativePayofCareWork.”SocialProblems49(4):455-473.England,Paula.2005.“GenderInequalityinLaborMarkets:TheRoleofMotherhoodandSegregation.”SocialPolitics12(2):264-288CatherineEschle.2004.“FeministStudiesofGlobalisation:BeyondGender,BeyondEconomism?”GlobalSociety18(2):97-125.Eisenstein,Hester.2005.ADangerousLiaison?FeminismandCorporateGlobalization.Science&Society69(3)487-518.Flores,Glenda.2017.“Chapter2:‘IJustFellIntoIt’:PathwaysintotheTeachingProfession,”inLatinaTeachers:CreatingCareersandGuardingCulture.NewYorkUniversityPress.Fodor,Éva.2004."TheStateSocialistEmancipationProject:GenderInequalityinWorkplaceAuthorityinHungaryandAustria."Signs29:783-813.Foschi,Martha.1996.“DoubleStandardsintheEvaluationofMenandWomen.”SocialPsychologyQuarterly59:237-254.

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CarlaFreeman.2001.“Islocal:Globalasfeminine:Masculine?RethinkingtheGenderofGlobalization.”Signs26(4):1007-1037.Gersen,Kathleen.1985.HardChoices:HowWomenDecideAboutWork,Career,andMotherhood.UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Hochschild,ArlieRussell.TheManagedHeart:CommercializationofHumanFeelingKalev,Alexandra.2009.“CrackingtheGlassCages?RestructuringandAscriptiveInequalityatWork.”AmericanJournalofSociology114(6):1591-1643.Kang,Miliann.2003.“TheManagedHand:TheCommercializationofBodiesandEmotionsinKoreanImmigrant-OwnedNailSalons.”Gender&Society17(6):820–839.Kanter,RosabethMoss.1993[1977].“Chapter8”andPp.315-318inMenandWomenoftheCorporation.NewYork:BasicBooks.Lee,ChingKwan.1998.GenderandtheSouthChinaMiracle:TwoWorldsofFactoryWomen.Berkeley:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Leidner,Robin.1993.“Chapter6:MeaningsofRoutinizedWork:Authenticity,Identity,andGender,”Pp.178-213inFastFood,FastTalk:ServiceWorkandtheRoutinizationofEverydayLife.Berkeley:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.LouiseMarieRoth.2004.“EngenderingInequality:ProcessesofSexSegregationonWallStreet.”SociologicalForum,19(2):203-229.MacKinnon,Catherine.1982."Feminism,Marxism,Method,andtheState:An

AgendaforTheory."Signs7:515-544.McCall,Leslie.2005."TheComplexityofIntersectionality."Signs30:1771-1800.Meyer,LisaB.2003.“EconomicGlobalizationandWomen’sStatusintheLaborMarket:ACross-NationalInvestigationofOccupationalSexSegregationandInequality.”TheSociologicalQuarterly44(3):351-383.Milkman,Ruth,EllenReese,andBenitaRoth.1998."TheMacro-SociologyofPaidDomesticService."Work&Occupations25(4):483-510.Nemoto,Kumiko.2016.Chapters1,2and5inTooFewWomenattheTop:ThePersistenceofInequalityinJapan.Ithaca,NY:CornellUniversityPress.

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Noonan,MaryC;Corcoran,MaryE;Courant,PaulN.2008.“TheHumanCapitalModel:IsthePartnershipGapClosingforWomen?CohortDifferencesintheSexGapinPartnershipChances.”SocialScienceResearch37(1):156-179.Oselin,SharonS.2016.“YouCatchMoreFlieswithHoney:SexWork,ViolenceandMasculinityontheStreets.”SociologicalForum31(1):203-222.

Oselin,SharonandJenniferE.Cobbina.2017. “Holding Their Own: Female Sex Workers’ Perceptions of Safety Strategies.” In Challenging Perspectives in Street Based Sex Work, edited by Katie Hail-Jares, Corey Shdaimah, and Chrysanthi Leon. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press.

Pierce,Jennifer.1996.GenderTrials:EmotionalLivesinContemporaryLawFirms.Berkeley:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Price,Kim.2008.“’KeepingtheDancersinCheck’:TheGenderedOrganizationofStrippingWorkintheLion’sDen.”Gender&Society22(3):367-389.Roth,LouiseMarie.2004.“EngenderingInequality:ProcessesofSexSegregationonWallStreet.”SociologicalForum.19(2):203-228.Romero,Mary.2018.“ReflectionsonGlobalizedCareChainsandMigrantWomenWorkers.”CriticalSociology44(7-8):1179-1189.Romero,Mary.1988."ChicanasModernizeDomesticService."Qualitative Sociology 11(4):319-334.

SalazarParrenas,Rhacel.2011.IllicitFlirtations:Labor,Migration,andSexTraffickinginTokyo.Stanford,CA:StanfordUniversityPress.Salzinger,Leslie.2003.GendersinProduction:MakingWorkersinMexico’sGlobalFactories.Berkeley:UniversityofCaliforniaPress.Scott,JoanW.1987."OnLanguage,Gender,andWorking-ClassHistory,"InternationalLaborandWorking-ClassHistory.31:1-13.Schilt,Kristen.2006."JustOneoftheGuys?:HowTransmenMakeGenderVisibleintheWorkplace."Gender&Society.20(4):465-490.

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Timmerman,GreetjeandCristienBajema.1999.“SexualHarassmentinNorthwestEurope:ACross-CulturalComparison.”TheEuropeanJournalofWomen’sStudies6:419-439.Williams,Christine.1992.“TheGlassEscalator:HiddenAdvantagesforMenintheFemaleProfessions.”SocialProblems39(3):253-267.Williams,Christine.2013.“TheGlassEscalatorRevisited:GenderInequalityinNeoliberalTimes.”Gender&Society27(5):609-629. Wingfield, Adia Harvey. 2009. “Racializing the Glass Elevator: Reconsidering Men’s Experiences with Women’s Work.” Gender & Society 23: 5-26. Challenging Gender Inequalities & Promoting Institutional Change through Social and Labor Movements Akchurin,MariaandCheol-SungLee.2013.“PathwaystoEmpowerment:RepertoiresofWomen’sActivismandGenderEarningsEquality.”AmericanSociologicalReview679-701.Apesoa-Varano,EsterC.andCharlesS.Varano.2004.“NursesandLaborActivismintheUnitedStates:TheRoleofClass,GenderandIdeology.”SocialJustice31(3):Guenther,KatjaM.2008"UnderstandingPolicyDiffusionacrossFeministSocialMovements:TheCaseofGenderMainstreaming."Politics&Gender4:587-614. Messner,MichaelPoliticsofMasculinities:MeninMovementsMills,MaryBeth.2005.“FromNimbleFingerstoRaisedFists:WomenandLaborActivisminGlobalizingThailand.”Signs31(1):117-144.Moghadan,Valentine.2005.GlobalizingWomen:TransnationalFeministNetworks.TheJohnHopkinsUniversityPress:Maryland.NancyNaples,CommunityActivismandFeministPolitics:OrganizingAcrossRace,Class,andGender(PerspectivesonGender)BenitaRoth.2004.SeparateRoadstoFeminism:Black,Chicana,andWhiteFeministMovementsinAmerica’sSecondWave.CambridgeUniversityPress:NewYork.Reese,Ellen.2011.“TheySayCutback,WeSayFightback!”ContemporaryWelfareActivisminanEraofRetrenchment.NewYork:RussellSageFoundation,AmericanSociologicalAssociation’sRoseSeries.

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Risman,Barbara.2009.“GenderasSocialStructure:TheoryWrestlingwithActivism.”Gender

&Society18(4):429-450.

PartIV:GenderandSocialPsychologyReadingList

Revised06/2019SectionI:TheoriesonGenderinSocialPsychology A.NetworkTheory

EarlyStatement:1. Smith-Lovin,LynnandJ.MillerMcPherson.1993.“YouareWhoYouKnow:A

NetworkApproachtoGender.”Pp.223-251inTheoryonGender,FeminismonTheory.EditedbyP.England.NewYork:WalterdeGruyter.

RecentResearch:

2. Brashears,MatthewE.2008.“GenderandHomophily:DifferencesinMaleandFemaleAssociationinBlauSpace.”SocialScienceResearch37:400-415.

3. McDonald,Steve,NanLin,andDanAo.2009.“NetworksofOpportunity:Gender,Race,andJobLeads.”SocialProblems56:385-402.

4. Brashears,MatthewE.,EmilyHoagland,andEricQuintane.2016.“SexandNetworkRecallAccuracy.”SocialNetworks44:74-84.

5. Brashears,MatthewE.Forthcoming.“ALongitudinalAnalysisofGenderedAssociationPatterns:HomophilyandSocialDistanceintheGeneralSocialSurvey.”JournalofSocialStructure.

B.GenderFramingEarlyStatement:

6. Ridgeway,CeciliaL.andChrisBourg.2004.“GenderasStatus:AnExpectationStatesApproach.”Pp.217-241inPsychologyofGender,editedbyA.H.Eagly,A.Beall,andR.J.Sternberg.NewYork:Guilford.

RecentResearch:

7. Ridgeway,CeciliaL.2011.FramedbyGender:HowGenderInequalityPersistsintheModernWorld.NewYork:OxfordUniversityPress.

C.IdentityTheoryEarlyStatement:

8. Stets,JanE.andPeterJ.Burke.1996.“Gender,Control,andInteraction.”SocialPsychologyQuarterly59:193-220.

9. Burke,PeterJ.andAliciaD.Cast.1997.“StabilityandChangeintheGenderIdentitiesofNewlyMarriedCouples.”SocialPsychologyQuarterly60:277-290.

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10. Lee,JamesD.2002.“MorethanAbility:GenderandPersonalRelationshipsInfluenceScienceandTechnologyInvolvement.”SociologyofEducation75:349-373.

11. Lee,JamesD.2005.“DoGirlsChangeMorethanBoys?GenderDifferencesandSimilaritiesintheImpactofNewRelationshipsonIdentitiesandBehaviors.”SelfandIdentity4:131-147.

12. Burke,PeterJ.,JanE.Stets,andChristineCerven.2007.“Gender,Legitimation,andIdentityVerificationinGroups.”SocialPsychologyQuarterly70:27-42.

D.DoingGenderEarlyStatement:

1. West,CandaceandDonH.Zimmerman.1987.“DoingGender.”Gender&Society1:125-151.

RecentResearch:SymposiumonDoingGender

2. Smith,DorothyE.2009.“CategoriesAreNotEnough.”Gender&Society23:76-80.

3. Risman,BarbaraJ.2009.“FromDoingtoUndoing:GenderAsWeKnowIt.”Gender&Society23:81-84.

4. Messerschmidt,JamesW.2009.“’DoingGender’:TheImpactandFutureofaSalientSociologicalConcept.”Gender&Society23:85-88.

5. Jones,Nikki.2009.“’IWasAggressivefortheStreets,PrettyforthePictures’:Gender,Difference,andtheInner-CityGirl.”Gender&Society23:89-93.

6. Kitzinger,Celia.2009.“DoingGender:AConversationAnalyticPerspective.”Gender&Society23:94-98.

7. Vidal-Ortiz,Salvador.2009.“TheFigureoftheTranswomanofColorThroughtheLensof‘DoingGender.’”Gender&Society23:99-103.

8. Connell,Raewyn.2009.“’AccountableConduct’:’DoingGender’inTranssexualandPoliticalRetrospect.”Gender&Society23:104-111.

9. West,CandaceandDonH.Zimmerman.2009.“AccountingforDoingGender.”Gender&Society23:112-122.

SectionII:Cross-CuttingAnalyses

A.Gender,Race,andClassEarlyStatement:

1. West,CandaceandSarahFenstermaker.1995.“DoingDifference.”Gender&Society9:8-37.

RecentStatement:

2. Renfrow,DanielG.andJudithA.Howard.2013.“SocialPsychologyofGenderandRace.”Pp.491-531inHandbookofSocialPsychology,editedbyJ.DeLamaterandA.Ward.NewYork:Springer.

3. Ridgeway,CeciliaL.andTamarKricheli-Katz.2013.“IntersectingCulturalBeliefsinSocialRelations:Gender,Race,andClassBindsandFreedoms.”Gender&Society27:294-318.

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B.IntersectionalityEarlyStatement:

1. Purdie-Vaughns,ValerieandRichardP.Eibach.2008.“IntersectionalInvisibility:TheDistinctiveAdvantagesandDisadvantagesofMultipleSubordinate-GroupIdentities.”SexRoles59:377-391.

RecentStatement:

2. Howard,JudithA.andDanielG.Renfrow.2014.“Intersectionality”Pp.95-121inHandbookoftheSocialPsychologyofInequality,editedbyJ.McLeod,E.Lawler,andM.Schwalbe.NewYork:Springer.

3. Collins,PatriciaHill.2015.“Intersectionality’sDefinitionalDilemmas.”AnnualReviewofSociology41:1-20.

SectionIII:SubstantiveIssues

A.GenderandHealthEarlyStatement:

1. Nathanson,C.A.1984.“SexDifferencesinMorality.”AnnualReviewofSociology10:191-213.

2. Verbrugge,LoisM.1985.“GenderandHealth:AnUpdateonHypothesesandEvidence.”JournalofHealthandSocialBehavior26:156-182.

RecentStatement:

3. Read,Jen’nanandBridgetK.Gorman.2010.“GenderandHealthInequality,”AnnualReviewofSociology36:371-86.

4. Read,Jen’nanandBridgetK.Gorman.2011.“GenderandHealthRevisited.”Pp.411-429inHandbookoftheSociologyofHealth,Illness,andHealing,editedbyB.A.Pescosolido,J.K.Martin,J.D.McLeod,andA.Rogers.NewYork:Springer.

5. Rosenfield,SarahandDawneMouzon.2013.“GenderandMentalHealth.”Pp.277-296inHandbookoftheSociologyofMentalHealth.EditedbyC.S.Aneshensel,J.C.Phelan,andA.Bierman.NewYork:Springer.

B.GenderandVerbalandNonverbalBehaviorEarlyStatement:

1. Tannen,Deborah.1993.“TheRelativityofLinguisticStrategies:RethinkingPowerandSolidarityinGenderandDominance.”Pp.165-188inGenderandConversationalInteraction,editedbyD.Tannen.NewYork:OxfordUniversityPress.

RecentStatement:

2. McHugh,MaureenC.andJenniferHambaugh.2010.“SheSaid,HeSaid:Gender,Language,andPower.”Pp.379-410inHandbookofGenderResearchinPsychology,editedbyJ.C.ChrislerandD.R.McCreary.NewYork:Springer.

3. LaFrance,MarianneandAndreaC.Vial.2016.“GenderandNonverbalBehavior.”Pp.139-161inAPAHandbookofNonverbalCommunication,edited

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byD.Matsumoto,H.C.Hwang,andM.G.Frank.Washington,DC:AmericanPsychologicalAssociation.

C.GenderandEmotion

1. Brody,LeslieR.andJudithA.Hall.2010.“Gender,Emotion,andSocialization.”Pp.429-454inHandbookofGenderResearchinPsychology,editedbyJ.C.ChrislerandD.R.McCreary.NewYork:Springer.

2. Schrock,DouglasandBrainKnop.2014.“GenderandEmotions.”Pp.411-428inHandbookoftheSociologyofEmotions,VolumeII,editedbyJ.E.StetsandJ.H.Turner.NewYork:Springer.

PartV:LAW, RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER BIBLIOGRAPHY

Revised 06/2019 I. Traditional Jurisprudence and Legal Education I. David Kairys. "Legal Reasoning." Pp. 11-17 in The Politics of Law, Pantheon, Books, 1982 (Reading Packet). 2. Elizabeth Mensch, "The History of Mainstream Legal Thought," Pp. 23-53 in Politics of Law,

1998. 3. Duncan Kennedy, Legal Education as Training for Hierarchy." Pp. 54-75 in POL. 4. Lani Guinier, "Of Gentlemen and Role Models," Pp. 106-119 in Adrien Katherine Wing,

Critical Race Feminism, NYU Press, 2003. 5. Margaret E. Montoya, "Mascaras, Trenzas, y Greñas: Un/masking the Self \WhileUn/braiding Latina Stories and Legal Discourse." 6. William W. Fisher III, Morton J. Horwitz, and Thomas A. Reed (eds.). "Antecedents." Pp. 3-

48 in American Legal Realism. Oxford University Press, 1993. II. EqualProtection&TheConstitution,Part1A(Chemerinsky,ConstitutionalLaw,Pp.710-777)

A.B. Equal Protection and Standards of Judicial Review (710-739) C. ClassificationsBasedonRaceorNationalOrigin(740-865)

1. Slavery(740-745)*Dred Scott v. Sanford (742-745); Korematsuv.UnitedStates(748-753)[Oneassignment]

2. The Post-Civil War Amendments (745-747)

3. RacialClassificationsthatDisadvantageRacialMinorities(747-766)

*Lovingv.Virginia(754-755);Palmorev.Sidoti[Oneassignment]*Plessyv.Ferguson(758-761);Brownv.BoardofEducation(762-764);Johnsonv.California(766-770)[OneAssignment]

D. FaciallyNeutralLawswithDiscriminatoryImpact *Washingtonv.Davis(771-774);McCleskyv.Kemp(775-781)[OneAssignment] *CityofMobilev.Bolden(781-785);*...Massachusettsv.Feeny(788-791)ArlingtonHeightsv.Metro

(789-792).[OneAssignment]

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III. EqualProtection&TheConstitution,Part1B(Chemerinsky,Pp.793-865)E. Remedies:ProblemofSchoolSegregation(PartII,B) *DiscriminationinPeremptoryChallenges;Brownv.BoardofEducation(BrownII)(792-798)[One

Assignment] *Swannv.Charlotte-MecklenburgBoardofEd.(799-801);Millikenv.Bradley(802-805)[One Assignment] *ParentsInvolvedinCommunitySchoolsv.SeattleSchoolDistrictNo.1(809-823)F. RacialClassificationsBenefittingMinorities(AffirmativeAction)(Chemerinsky,824-865) *Richmondv.J.A.CrosonCo.(827—836) *Grutterv.Bollinger(838-855) *Gratzv.Bollinger(855-860) *Easleyv.Cromartie(861-865) *Fischerv.UniversityofTexas(iLearnSupplement) IV. Equal Protection Methodology: Heightened Scrutiny and the Problem of Gender, Part 2 (Chemerinsky, 866-904) A. Early Cases (866-879) *Frontiero v. Richardson (879-872); Graig v. Boren (872-875) [One assignment] *United States v. Virginia B. Proving the Existence of Gender Classifications (880-885) *Geduldig v. Aiello C. Gender Classifications Benefitting Women (884-904) *Orr v. Orr (484-485): Mississippi University for Women v. Hogan (886-889) [One assignment] *Michael M. v. Superior Court of Sonoma County (889-892); Rostker v. Goldberg (892-896) [One

Assignment] *Califiano v. Webster (896-897): Nguyen v. Immigration (898-905) [One Assignment]

D. Gay Marriage *U.S. v. Windsor [iLearn Supplement] *Obergefell v. Hodges [iLearn Supplement] D. Alienage (905-916) *Graham v. Richardson (907—908); Foley v. Connelie (909-911); Amback v. Norwich (909-911) [One Asssignment] *Plyler v. Doe *Arizona v. U.S. [iLearn Supplement] E. Other Classification—Nonmarital Children, Age, Disability (924-930) *Massachusetts Board of Retirement v. Murgia.

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