Rogers and Garrett have raised provocative questions for academic feminists to consider, including the effects of what the authors call the 'institutionalization of women's studies.' This is a book that is sure to spur debate about the past, present and future of feminism within the academy.

Wendy Luttrell, Aronson Associate Professor, Harvard Graduate School of Education

This book will be useful to advanced students of women's studies and academics alike by prompting discussion on where we've been, where we're going, and what obstacles we're likely to encounter.

Feminism and Psychology

<iWho's Afraid of Women's Studies? Feminism in Everyday Life is a passionate defence of the discipline of women's studies within the North American context...an interesting overview of core topics within women's studies...personal and engaging...This book sparks an important conversation about women's studies that requires international participation....

Celia Roberts, Lancater University, UK, Feminist Theory

is a passionate defence of the discipline of women's studies within the North American context...an interesting overview of core topics within women's studies...personal and engaging...This book sparks an important conversation about women's studies that requires international participation.

Celia Roberts, Lancater University, UK, Feminist Theory