1. Mediating Post-Socialist Femininities: Contested histories and visibilities Nadia Kaneva
2. Becoming Visible in The Digital Age: The class and media dimensions of the Pussy Riot affair Elena Gapova
3. Feminine Libidinal Entrepreneurship: Towards a reparative reading of the sponzoruša in turbo folk Dijana Jelača
4. Feminine Voice In Poland: The case of Danuta Wałęsa Katarzyna Kułakowska and Agata Łuksza
5. Watching Pink Reality TV: Gendered commercial ethno-nationalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina Zala Volčič and Karmen Erjavec
6. Old Title, New Traditions: Negotiating ideals of femininity in Krest’ianka magazine Saara Ratilainen
7. The Egoist Lifestyle: Gender, community, and the "new generation" of post-communist Bulgaria Zornitsa Keremidchieva
8. Between Sovietism and Americanization: Ideals of femininity during and after the Cold War in Finland Laura Saarenmaa
Biography
Nadia Kaneva is Associate Professor in the Department of Media, Film, and Journalism Studies at the University of Denver, USA. Her research draws on critical theories of culture and communication, and explores the intersections of media, markets, and identities in the post-socialist context.
