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academic online-journal of the university of Bochum (Germany); all articles can get downloaded as pdf-files, some of them are in English; emphasis on gender studies, feminist and queer theory, cultural studies, etc.

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Das onlinejournal kultur & geschlecht ist ein transdisziplinäres Forum für Nachwuchswissen-schaftler/innen der Ruhr-Universität Bochum, die zu Geschlechterfragen und ihren Kontexten forschen. Es ist ein Projekt der Fakultät für Philologie, gefördert vom Rektorat der Ruhr-Universität Bochum.

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Konsola is a women's association based in Poznan (founded 1999) and aims to promote equality and feminist thinking, to combate discrimination and violence against women, to disseminate information about women's rights and to work for the empowerment of women. Since the relaunch of the website in April 2010 it works like a news portal, distributing information about feminist/lgbtq events in Poznan and Wielkopolska, campaigns, activities of Konsola but also of other organisations etc. Emphasis on feminist news, equality, violence, lgbtq, culture etc.

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interdisciplinary referee-based quarterly journal promoting Norwegian and international gender research published by the KILDEN - Information Center for Gender Research in Norway; Founded in 1977 and named Kvinneforskning ("Women’s research") the journal was given the new name with issue #2/2005; main language is Norwegian, but some articles are published in English, Swedish and Danish;
KILDEN is also publishing a web magazine and runs a researcher database

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KILDEN is an information centre for gender research in Norway.

KILDEN has the national responsibility for promotion and information about Norwegian gender research nationally and abroad.

KILDEN has the national responsibility to promote the documentation of resources and activities within gender research in Norway.

KILDEN’s target groups are gender researchers, the academic communities in general, journalists, politicians, public administrators, students and the public in general.

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webmagazine of the Danish KVINFO center which is a resource center and research library ensuring documentation and dissemination of knowledge about sex, gender and ethnicity, both in Denmark and internationally. The e-zine aims to provide news about and feminist/gender perspectives on culture, national and international developements, politics, gender studies and research, etc.

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