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- Issue 9. 2007 - Rethinking Universities II
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Editorial - Editorial - Teresa Barnes and Amina Mama
Features - Sewing machines and computers? Seeing gender in institutional and intellectual cultures at the Cheikh Anta Diop University of Dakar, Senegal - by Aminata Diaw
- Lost in liberalism: A case study of the disappearance of the gender agenda at a South African university - by Lesley Shackleton
- "Feeling the disconnect": Teaching sexualities and gender in South African higher education - by Jane Bennett and Vasu Reddy
- Challenging gender inequality in higher education: attitudes and perceptions of teaching staff and administrators at the Univesity of Buea, Cameroon - by Joyce B. Mbongo Endeley and Margaret Nchang Ngaling
Profiles - Trajectory of the Institute of Gender Studies at Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia - by Emebet Mulugeta
- "Reclaiming the P...Word": a refelection on an original feminist drama production at the University of the Western Cape -
by Mary Hames
Poem - Salt River - by Teresa Barnes
In Conversation - As a woman [in politics], you have to work twice as hard as the average man: Zukiswa Mqolomba speaks with Awino Okech
Reviews - Change and Transformation in Ghana's Publicy-funded Universities: A Study of Experiences, Lessons and Opportunities. Takyiwaa Manuh, Sulley Garba and Joseph Budu. Oxford:
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Gender in the Making of Nigerian University System. Charmaine Pereira. Oxford: James Currey; Ibadan: Heinemann Educational Books, 2007 - reviewed by Amina Mama - "The African University in the 21st Century", South African Journal of Higher Education 19, Special theme issue, 2005 - reviewed by Zethu Cakata
- Academic Mothers. Venitha Pillay. Pretoria: Unisa Press, Stoke-on-Trent: Trentham Books, 2007 - reviewed by Uma Dhupelia Mesthrie
- Women's Organisations Democracy in South Africa: Contesting Authority.
Shireen Hassim. Pietermartizburg: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2006
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Representation & Reality: Portraits of Women's Lives in the Western Cape, 1946-1979
Helen Scanlon. Pretoria: Human Sciences Research Council Press, 2007 - reviewed by Sheila Meintjes - Women in South African History: Basus'iimbodoko,bawel'imilambo/ They remove boulders and cross rivers.
Nomboniso Gasa, ed.Cape Town: Human Sceinces Reserach Council Press, 2007 - reviewed by Teresa Barnes
Contributors - Contributors
- Call for Papers - Feminist Africa 11