‘”The deep-structured gender divisions .. that almost imperceptibly frame our institutions, processes and practices remain largely intact,” according to Producing Knowledge, Reproducing Gender, an important collection of well-researched essays for UCD Press’. Martina Devlin, Irish Independent, August 2020 |||| ‘Crowe makes the case that both church and State need to hugely improve access to their archives, for the sake of ... Read moresurvivors who need personal information and for the sake of scholarship, which can help us to make sense of this extraordinary story. In this extract she shares two stories which display both the unreliable way archives have been managed and the importance of making sure archives survive.’ Catriona Crowe, writing in the Irish Times July 2020 |||| "This work represents a significant and original contribution to the field by bringing together diverse scholarly work that is connected through an understanding of the ways in which gender knowledge is produced and/or functions". "A key strength of the collection is its weaving together of hot off the press research findings with contemporary debates in gender and feminist theory and the politics of knowledge"..... Show Less