The Graduate Journal of Social Science is seeking book reviews for the

upcoming special issue (December RQµTransgender Studies and

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This special issue will feature papers from the international conference
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University, Sweden (http://www.gjss.org/index.php/CFP-Transgender-
Studies-and-Theories-Building-up-the-Field-in-a-Nordic-Context.html).

The guest editors for this special issue (Ulrica Engdahl & Katherine
Harrison) are now inviting book reviews from students and researchers.

Review copies of the following texts are available:

x Assuming a Body: Transgender and the Rhetorics of Materiality by
Gayle Salamon (Columbia University Press, 2010)
x Two Truths and a Lie by Scott Turner Schofield (Homofactus
Press, 2008)
x <RX¶YH&KDQJHG6H[5HDVVLJQPHQWDQG3HUVRQDO,GHQWLW\ed.by
Laurie J. Shrage (OUP, 2009)
x Transgender Identities: Towards a Social Analysis of Gender
ed. by Sally Hines and Tam Sanger (Routledge, 2010)

If you would like to write a review of one of these, please send a 250
word statement of interest and a 2 page CV to
katherine.harrison@gmail.com by 7 June 2010. Please indicate clearly
which book you would like to review.

Please note that if your application is successful, a review copy will be

mailed to you in week commencing 14 June 2010 and your review
(1000-1500 words) will be required by 1 August 2010.

If you have any queries please contact Katherine Harrison as soon as

possible at: katherine.harrison@gmail.com

Further information on the format and length of book reviews can be

found at: http://gjss.org/index.php/gjss.org-Submission-of-
Bookreviews.html