Norma: Nordisk tidsskrift for maskulinitetsstudier 2/2008

norma skal være det ledende vitenskapelige tidsskriftet i Norden innen forskning på menn og maskuliniteter. Det skal bidra til å styrke den nordiske teori- og metodeutvikling på feltet og fremme artikler som representerer nye tematikker, bredde og tverrfaglighet innen det nordiske forskningsmiljøet. Tidsskriftet skal drive frem vitenskapelige arbeider som analyserer praktiske likestillingspolitiske problemstillinger der menn, kvinner og maskuliniteter inngår. NORMA ønsker å bidra til økt kunnskap, debatt og dialog i det offentlige rom om menn, kvinner og maskuliniteter. Tidsskriftet vil publisere på skandinaviske språk, samt engelsk. 

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norma is the leading forum for masculinity studies in the Nordic countries. It is a major resource for cutting-edge research regarding men and masculinities in gender studies and gender equality related issues. The objective of the journal is to facilitate the theoretical development, recognition, promotion and coordination of research concerning multiple forms of masculinities in a Nordic context and beyond. The journal promotes innovative interdisciplinary and disciplinary research and encourages new theoretical and methodological interventions in the field. Being a multidisciplinary forum, the journal invites papers from authors in a diverse range of scholarly fields. The journal practices a mixed language policy and publishes articles in English, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish with English abstracts.

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Innhold/contents

Editorial

Teemu Tallberg and Johanna Valenius with Anders Ahlbäck, Ville Kivimäki and Jarna Soilevuo Grønnerød: Men, Militaries and Civilian Societies in Interaction

Lee Jones: The Others: Gender and Conscientious Objection in the First World War

Anders Ahlbäck and Ville Kivimäki: Masculinities at War: Finland 1918-1950

Henri Myrttinen: Striking Poses: Notes on the Performance of Violent Masculinities in Conflict Situations

Victoria Basham: Everyday Gendered Experiences and the Discursive Construction of Civilian an Military Identities in Britain

Torunn Laugen Haaland: Invisible women and friendly war-fighters: Perceptions of gender and masculitnities in the Norwegian armed forces

Bokanmeldelse/review