CONTENT

Volume 52 Nos. 2&3 June - Sept 2006

Foreword iii
Rex Nettleford

Guest Editorial
Taitu Heron, Hilary Nicholson v

"Where have all the Feminists gone": learning the lessons of a long time passed in the Women's Movement in the Caribbean 1
June Castello

Bringing the male voice to the gender agenda: the task of male organisations in the Caribbean 14
Patrick Prendergast and Hylton Grace

Translating narratives of masculinity across borders: A Jamaican case study 22
Andrea davis

Gender equality in the New Millennium: goal or gimmick? 39
Peggy Antrobus

Bringing the broader context home: gender, human rights and governance in the Caribbean 51
Linnette Vassell

Two steps forward, one step back: dealing with violence against women in Suriname 66
Maggie Schmeitz

Violence against women in the Caribbean: an intervention and lessons learned from Jamaica 83
Nancy Muturi and Patricia Donald

Gender mainstreaming: its role in addressing gender inequality in Jamaica 104
Faith Webster

Regulating the state, the celebration of the market and the crisis of civil society in the Commonwealth Caribbean 121
Linden Lewis

Gender, Trade Liberalization and CARICOM Single Market and Economy: challenges and options for civil society 138
Judith Wedderburn

"From Nielsen estate to Africa House": Ed "we" cation and Male/Female relations in rural Woodside, Jamaica. 156
Catherine John

Women's political participation in the Dominican Republic: the case of the Mirabal sisters 172
Nancy Robinson

Commentaries:

Emotional intelligence and Portia's common sense 184
Ann Marie Adams

Addressing the tensions: reflections on feminism in the Caribbean 187
Judith Soares

Essay: crossroads: where identity, politics, anthropology and activism intersect 198
Ava Gail Gardner

BOOK REVIEWS 214

Books Received 218
Notes on Contributors
Information for Contributors

Includes bibliographical references