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Volume 7 (2014): Issue 1 (Jun 2014): Cultural Studies and the Re-description of Girls in Crisis. Guest Editors: Carrie A. Rentschler and Claudia Mitchell

in Girlhood Studies

Table of Contents

Editorial
- Towards a More Critical, Politicized Girlhood Studies
  
  By: Claudia Mitchell and Jacqueline Reid-Walsh
  
  Pages: 1
Articles
- The Re-description of Girls in Crisis
  
  By: Carrie A. Rentschler and Claudia Mitchell
  
  Pages: 2–7
- Under the Shadow of Empire
  
  Indigenous Girls' Presencing as Decolonizing Force
  
  By: Sandrina de Finney
  
  Pages: 8–26
- Posthumous Rescue
  
  The Shafia Young Women as Worthy Victims
  
  By: Yasmin Jiwani
  
  Pages: 27–45
- News and the Social Construction of Risky Girls
  
  By: Alison Fyfe
  
  Pages: 46–64
- Rape Culture and the Feminist Politics of Social Media
  
  By: Carrie A. Rentschler
  
  Pages: 65–82
- Am I Pretty or Ugly? Girls and the Market for Self-Esteem
  
  By: Sarah Banet-Weiser
  
  Pages: 83–101
- Blaming Sexualization for Sexting
  
  By: Amy Adele Hasinoff
  
  Pages: 102–120
- Nowhere to Go, Nothing to Do
  
  Place, Desire, and Country Girlhood
  
  By: Catherine Driscoll
  
  Pages: 121–137
Photo-essay
- HearSay, HereSay, HerSay
  
  A Photo-essay
  
  By: Cora-Lee Conway and Simone Viger
  
  Pages: 138–149
Revoews
- No Single Story
  
  By: Sharlene E. Gilman
  
  Pages: 150–155
Reviews
- A Contrapuntal Reading of the Murder of Reena Virk
  
  By: Angela Aujla
  
  Pages: 156–161

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