Nationalism and Feminism in Ja

I-History and Description of the Project; Major Questions Explored

II-Work Plan, Methodology, and Summer Schedule

III-Bibliography/Bibliographical Resources

I-History and Description of the Project; Major Questions Explored

Since coming to Denison, I have had opportunities through my coursework to develop comparative interest in feminism and social movements. During my first year in Denison I took two courses in international studies. The introductory course, “the Making of the Modern World” with Dr. Pamela Scully highlighted ways of thinking about global processes. During the second semester, I had a chance to explore women’s issues connection with transnational processes in International Studies 200 “Gender and Globalization” with Dr. Sita Ranchod-Nilsson. This course raised my interest in the issues of International Studies, and also in Women’s Studies. Last semester, I took two more courses in Women’s Studies in order to expand my knowledge about the issues of women, feminism, and society. All these courses have contributed to my interest in the proje

Week 9-Meeting with Dr. Ranchod-Nilsson for Final critique of researches

Week 1-Gathering necessary materials and research resources

-Meet with Dr. Ranchod-Nilsson for the 1st set of journal entries

-Meet with Dr. Ranchod-Nilsson for the critique of 4th set of journals

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