You can't clap with one hand! Gender research and networking. Vol. A

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Table of contents: Parto Teherani-Krönner /You Can’t Clap With One Hand I. Gender Studies & Research - Interpretations and Debate Balghis Badri; Parto Teherani-Krönner: Women’s and Gender Studies at the Faculty of Agriculture and Horticulture and the Ahfad-Humboldt-Link Programme Gudrun Lachenmann: Gender Studies and Translocal and Comparative Research: Methodological Challenges Tanja Paulitz: Technologies of Networking - The Gender-Technology-Relation and the Power Dimension II. Gender Studies in Different Countries: Lessons to be Learned Balghis Badri: Gender Mainstreaming in Sudanese Universities Mai Izeldeen Osman: Feminist Research and the Institute of Women, Gender and Development at Ahfad University for Women in Omdurman, Sudan Osman Mohamed Osman Ali: Gender Studies & Research in Conservative Academic Course Systems: Cases from the University of Khartoum, Sudan Asma Hussein: Integrating Gender into Juba University’s Curriculum: Realities and Challenges Martine Wiltzius; Sandra Lewalter: Gender Studies and the GenderCompetenceCenter at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Shahla Ezazi: Women’s Studies in Iran: A Round-Table Discussion Rashidah Shuib: Achieving Gender Equality: Revising the Role of the Gender and Women’s Studies Centre in Advocating Gender Mainstreaming in Malaysia Fatima Adamu: Gender Studies in Nigeria: Approaches and Dynamics III. Engendering Disciplines: Experiences with Inter- and Transdisciplinarities Olanike F. Deji: Women’s and Gender Studies in Agriculture in Nigerian Universities: Implications for Sustainable Development Dang Tung Hoa: An Overview of Gender in Development and Social Forestry in Vietnam Judith Fuchs: Gender Research and Teaching in Medicine at the Charité Berlin Heike Jensen: Quo Vadis Gender Studies? Some Provocative Theses Directed at the German Academic Context