The European Journal of Women's Studies is a multidisciplinary, academic, feminist journal which has as its main focus the complex theoretical and empirical relationship between women and the particular, and diverse, context of Europe. In the past ten years, the European Journal of Women's Studies has established itself as a leading journal in the field with a broad readership within and outside Europe. Members of Wise receive the journal free as part of their membership package.

Regular Special Issues examine important topics in depth.

Every year EJWS publishes a Special Issue. The topics of these Issues have been:

1994:	The Family
1995:	Technology
1996:	The Body
1997:	Women, War and Conflict
1998:	The Idea of Europe
1999:	Simone de Beavoir
2000:	Women in Transit: Between Tradition and Transformation
2001:	Lesbian Studies, Lesbian Lives, Lesbian Voices
2002:	The Trafic in Feminism: Contemporary Women's Movements in Europe
2003:	Identities: Women and the construction of a social self
2004:	Spectacular Women

EJWS Editors	Kathy Davis, Utrecht University, (Netherlands)
	Mary Evans, University of Kent at Canterbury (UK)
Associate Editors	Paola Bono, Università di Roma (Italy)
	Barbara Einhorn, University of Sussex, Brighton (UK)
	Jasmina Lukic, CEU (Hungary)
	Helma Lutz (Germany)
	Nina Lykke, Odense University (Denmark)
	Ann Phoenix, Open University (UK)
Editorial Manager	Hazel Johnstone, LSE (UK)

The European Journal of Women's Studies is published quarterly: February, May, August, November.
ISSN: 1350-5068.

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