The final Finnish short list was composed by two of the experts. The diversity of approaches and focus on the three issues in the centre of the project – intimate citizenship, (non-)employment and gender-based violence – were taken into account.

The demands and goals, methods and recent activities of the women’s peace movement are presented, both Finnish and international.

The book is a merciless account of the author’s marriage to an alcoholic, who also was a prominent writer and artist.

The document consists of seminar presentations and brief documentation of discussion. The two-day seminar was the first nation-wide women’s studies gathering.

Reflections on the present situation and the possibilities of women’s emancipation.

The main perspective is equal treatment. The authors state that society should not be based on gendered division of labour and that current differences in men’s and women’s time use should be eliminated.

The different authors share the view that current rigid sex roles are social constructions, obstacles for equality and stem from traditions which don’t belong to a modern society.

Torajyvä was the magazine of the lesbian feminist group Akanat. This first issue includes a presentation of the group and its activities. Most texts are personal accounts of lesbian and bisexual women.