Women's Studies Journal 2002 - 18:1

What Goes Around
Margaret Roth
Doing Feminism: An Interview with Kate Dewes
Alison Kagen & Anne Scott
Just or Unjust: Problematising the Gendered Nature of Criminal Justice
Samantha Jeffries
More Women and New Skills: Economic Restructuring and the Feminisation of Aotearoa New Zealand's Museums
Joanna Cobley & Toby Harfield
Gender and Pay in Clothing and Laundry Work: Linda Hill Talks to Maxine Gay, Clothing, Laundry & Allied Workers Union
Linda Hill
Naked Skin Together: Exploring Young Women's Narratives of Corporeal (Hetero)sexual Pleasure Through a Spectrum of Embodiment.
Louisa Allen
The Women's Christian Temperance Union and Food Reform in New Zealand
Janet Mitchell

The Girls in the Gang, by Glennis Denehy and George Newbold, reviewed by Vivienne Elizabeth.
Work Wise: A New Zealand Guide to Managing Workplace Relationships, by Pat Rosier, reviewed by Celia Briar.
Lady Travellers: The Tourists of Early New Zealand, by Bee Dawson, reviewed by Joanna Cobley.
'Unfortunate Folk': Essays on Mental Health Treatment, 1863-1992,(eds) by Barbara Brookes and Jane Thompson, reviewed by Jenny Coleman.
A Fine Pen: The Chinese View of Catherine Mansfield, by Joanna Woods, reviewed by Alexandra Smith

Pacific Women Speak Out: For Independence and Denuclearisation, by Zohl de Ishtar and Aotearoa/ New Zealand at the World Court, by Kate Dewes and Robert Green, reviewed by Linda Persson.