UREDNIČKA I IZDAVAČKA POLITIKA U FEMINISTIČKIM ČASOPISIMA: KOMPARATIVNA ANALIZA ČASOPISA ANALIZE I GENERO
Editorial and Publishing Policies in Feminist Journals: A Comparative Analysis of the Journals Analize and Genero

Summary/Abstract: The paper presents a comparative analysis of two feminist journals: Analize – Journal of Gender and Feminist Studies (2013–) and Genero: časopis za feminističku teoriju i studije kulture (Genero: journal of feminist theory and cultural studies) (2002–), to explore the relationship between feminist journals and their institutional frameworks, primarily non-governmental organizations and universities. The study also examines the dominant thematic and problem-oriented content in these journals, as well as the circumstances that have contributed to their differentiation. The first part of the paper outlines the contexts in which feminist-theoretical activities emerged in Serbia and Romania. The second part presents the main characteristics of the Romanian Society for Feminist Analyses (AnA) (Societatea de Analize Feministe AnA), as well as both publication periods of Analize – Journal of Gender and Feminist Studies. This is followed by an overview of the main features of the Center for Women’s Studies (Centar za ženske studije) in Belgrade, including a brief account of the key attributes of Ženske studije: časopis za feminističku teoriju (Women’s Studies: A Journal of Feminist Theory) (1995– 2002), and the characteristics of Genero: journal of feminist theory and cultural studies (2002–). The central part of the paper consists of a problem-oriented content analysis of Analize – Journal of Gender and Feminist Studies (2013–) and Genero: Journal of Feminist Theory and Cultural Studies (2002–). The conclusion highlights the relationship between changes in the thematic and editorial policies of both journals and broader transformations in higher education and the social context.

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