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The Timeliness of a Social Turn in Feminist Studies

Taking Turns is an open forum for brief and rapid assessments of changes emerging in the field, and its discontents. In this series, we invite Nordic as well as non-Nordic scholars to present their take on contemporary challenges for feminist scholarship and gender research. In this issue, we are handing the relay over to Harriet Silius, Professor of Women’s Studies atÅbo Akademi University, Finland and co-president of the European Association for Gender Research, Education and Documentation, ATGENDER. Professor Silius was president of AOIFE in 2000–2003 and member of ATHENA since its start. Her research interests are professionalization, European comparative research, feminist research methods, ethnicity and migration, and the institutionalization of Gender Studies. She is currently in the process of working with gender and judging, and engaged in a French-speaking network for developing a European Master’s Programme (EGALES)