Nora: Nordic Journal of Women's Studies

Nora: Nordic Journal of Women's Studies

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Aims and Scope: 
Nora is an interdisciplinary journal of gender and women's 
studies and a channel for high-quality research from all 
disciplines.

Emphasis is placed on giving a Nordic profile to feminist 
research, with regard to both contents and theoretical and 
methodological approaches. Nora aims to discuss and examine 
the realities and myths of women's and men's lives in the 
Nordic countries, historically and today.

At the same time Nora is international in scope, offering a 
forum for theoretical dialogue and debate on research of 
general interest to feminist scholars and scientists. Nora 
acknowledges the need to speak across borders, challenging 
academic, linguistic and national limits and boundaries. 
Considering the diversity of women's experiences within the 
Nordic countries and the broad spectrum of viewpoints and 
approaches that characterize modern research on women and 
gender, Nora especially encourages papers that have an 
interdisciplinary perspective and are theoretically self-
reflective.

Nora publishes original research articles, short 
communications and review essays. Review essays 
encompassing books published in one of the Nordic languages 
are encouraged in order to promote transnational 
communication among feminist scholars and activitists in 
the Nordic countries and across the world. Each issue of 
Nora, from 9(2), 2001, will focus on a specific theme 
related to gender. For further information, please go to 
Themed Issues.

Membership in the Nordic Association for Womens Studies and 
Gender Research in combination with a subscription to Nora 
is available at a price of 325 NOK/US$66

Readership: 
Researchers in women's studies, humanities, social 
sciences, international women's research centres. 

Editors: Susanne V. Knudsen and Bente Meyer

Publication Details: 
Volume 10, 2002, 3 issues per year 
ISSN Print 0803-8740
ISSN Online 1502-394X 

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