Kirsten Anderberg in Academic Citations and the Press
Academics, Institutions and Journals
- Academic Search Premier Database (EBSCO): Kirsten Anderberg is referenced in 2 citations on this academic/professional database
- Brooklyn Museum, "Nettles," Anderberg's article about nettles is cited in the "References" section, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY
- CA State University Stanislaus has K. Anderberg's ebook Essays about Street Performing (or Busking) in their collection.
- Case Western Reserve Journal of International Law, Daniel Scharf, "For Humane Borders: Two Decades of Death and Illegal Activity in the Sonoran Desert,", Anderberg's article "U.S. Mexican Borders: Stop Chasing Migrants to Death," is cited in footnote 20 of this article, 38 Case W. Res. J. Int'l L. 141
- Danish National Library, Vulva Empowerment by K.Anderberg, is in their collection.
- Everett Community College, John Terrey Library, Everett, WA, Alternative Economies, Underground Communities by K.Anderberg, 2012, is in their collection
- Central Washington University, Brooks Library, Ellensburg, WA, Alternative Economies, Underground Communities by K.Anderberg, 2012, is in their collection
- Google Scholar database has several articles by Kirsten Anderberg in its databank
- Sociology of Deviance research paper by Jolie Day, "Hooping on Franklin Street," 2010 includes cites from Anderberg
- Lexis/Nexis Academic Database contains 3 cites for Kirsten Anderberg
- National Women's Studies Association Conference, Milwuakee, WI, "Zines! Feminist Do-It-Yourself Publishing," Anderberg is listed as Crash zine contributor in this exhibit, June 17-20, 2004
- Proquest Dissertations and Theses database: Kirsten Anderberg is referenced in 2 citations in this academic/professional database
- ProQuest Gender Watch Database: Kirsten Anderberg is referenced in 4 citations in this academic/professional database
- Sex Roles Journal, Volume 54, Issue 5/6, pp. 331-345, Chris Bobel, "“Our Revolution Has Style”: Contemporary Menstrual Product Activists “Doing Feminism” in the Third Wave," cites Anderberg in text
- Theory and Society Journal/Columbia University, Volume 43, Issue 3, pp. 239-259, May 2012, Elizabeth Bernstein, "Carceral politics as gender justice? The “traffic in women” and neoliberal circuits of crime, sex, and rights," Anderberg is cited in this article
- University of British Columbia, Heidi J. Loos, "No Penis, No Story: An Analysis of Gender Discrimination in Creative Writing and Literary Authorship," Anderberg is cited in text and references, Ignite: An Undergraduate Journal for Developing Feminist Thought, Vol. 3, Number 1, Spring 2011, University of British Columbia
- University of Florida, Katherine Ann Casey-Sawicki, "The Circulation of Reality Tv and Internet Activism: Real World Meet the Zapatistas," 2004, Anderberg is cited in this article
- University of Michigan, Jenna Basiliere, "Political is Personal: Scholarly Manifestations of the Feminist Sex Wars," Anderberg is cited in text and references, Issue Title: Politics and Performativity, vol. 22, no. 1, Fall 2008-Spring 2009, MPublishing: Ann Arbor, MI, this article is also listed in the ProQuest Gender Watch database
- University of New York at Buffalo, Jennifer Lynn Basiliere, "Bypassing Binaries: Towards a Feminist Politics of Transgression," May 7, 2008, cites Anderberg in the text of this MA thesis, also listed in ProQuest's Gender Watch database
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, V. E. F. Daro, "Edge effects of global summit hopping in the post-seattle period, 2000--2005," 2009, Dissertation Abstracts International, A: The Humanities and Social Sciences, pp. 1327-1327: Anderberg is cited in this article
- Washington State Library, Secretary of the State, Alternative Economies, Underground Communities, by K.Anderberg, 2012, is in their library holdings
- Western WA University, Bellingham, WA, Reaching Through the Bars by K.Anderberg, 2005, is in their library holdings
- Text and Performance Quarterly, Marcyrose Chvasta, "Anger, Irony, and Protest: Confronting the Issue of Efficacy, Again," Journal of Text and Performance Quarterly, 26, no. 1 (2006): 5-16, Anderberg is cited in text and references, National Communication Association: WA, DC
- Women's Studies International EBSCO Database: This academic/professional database lists 5 articles by Kirsten Anderberg
- WorldCat Database: 8 articles/books by Anderberg are listed on Worldcat
- Wright State University, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Ohio has K. Anderberg's book Educational Board Games,... in their collection.
Books by Others
- No Pretense Anarcha Group, A Collection of Essays on Feminism and Sexism in the Anarchist Movement, March 2011, Kirsten's essay, "A Man's Heaven is a Woman's Hell," is the first essay featured in this book, Zambalaza Books, South Africa
- Haugen, David & Susun Musser, Criminal Justice: Opposing Viewpoints, 2009, a collection of essays about the criminal justice system, includes an essay by Kirsten Anderberg about problems with the public defender system, Greenhaven Press: Farmington Hills, MI
- Roman Espejo, The Culture of Beauty, 2009, 2010, one of Anderberg's essays about artificial beauty standards for women is included in this book (though it was stolen and published without K. Anderberg's permission and continues to be published illegally using her work to date), Greenhaven Press: Farmington Hills, MI
- Jennifer Sweeney, Literacy, A Way Out For At-Risk Youth, 2012, K. Anderberg's book about Child Protection History and MacLaren Hall is cited, ABC CLIO, LLC: Santa Barbara, CA
- Rebecca Whisnent & Christine Stark, Not For Sale, 2004, includes an essay by Anderberg about the sex-positive community and feminism, Spinifex Press: North Melbourne, Australia
Magazines, Newspapers and Zines
- Altar Magazine, 2004, Issue 3, Kirsten Anderberg's "Monkeywrenching the Beauty Industry," (in the Women's Studies International EBSCO Database ) Anderberg's article about the commercialism of beauty is published in this NYC magazine
- Alternative Press Review Magazine(APR)/Wikipedia, the feminist controversy, Anderberg criticized the APR for so few women writers and was attacked by the editor in his own magazine, which spread like wildfire, and ended up as part of its history
- Associated Press Worldstream, June 30, 2007, Donna Gordon Blankinship, "US city Seattle pays street musicians to brighten up downtown parks," Anderberg is interviewed in this article
- Los Angeles Times Newspaper, "Seattle's Buskers Get a Crime-Busting Gig," Anderberg is interviewed in article about Seattle's busker program, July 3, 2007
- Nanaimo Daily News (British Columbia), September 4, 2010, p. A1, Walter Cordery, "Beautiful, delicious, nasty blackberries; Tasty fruit is only good part of invasive plants on the Island," Anderberg's recipes for blackberries are included in this article
- New York City Indypendent Magazine, "An Experiment in Participatory Media: Indy Volunteers Over the Years," Anderberg is listed as one of the volunteers in their early years, March 26, 2007
- Off Our Backs Magazine, Kirsten Anderberg's "Radical Body Politics for Women," v34 n11/12, November-December 2004, pp. 54-55 (included in the Women's Studies International EBSCO database)
- Off Our Backs Magazine, July/Aug. 2005, Jennie Ruby & Karla Mantilla, "With Feminist Pressure, Progressives Rethink Alliances with Hustler," Anderberg is cited in the text of this article and this article is included in the Proquest Gender Watch Database
- Seattle Times Newspaper, "UW Student Will Wear Seafair Crown," Anderberg is interviewed about sexism at the Miss Seafair pageant, July 31, 1991
- Seattle Times Newspaper, "Seattle Pays Street Musicians to Brighten Up Downtown Parks," Anderberg is interviewed about the Seattle busker program, June 29, 2007
- Seattle Times Newspaper, "In Hard Times, an Entrepreneurial Few are Finding Creative Ways to Survive," Anderberg is cited talking about Seattle's barter history, Jan. 25, 2009
- Slingshot, Anderberg's "Rogue Midwifery," Issue 81 (included in the Women's Studies International EBSCO database)
- Ventura County Star Newspaper, Kris Sofley, "Author Revisits Camarillo State Mental Hospital History," about Anderberg's books on the hospital's history, Jan. 3, 2012
- Volume! La Revue des Musiques Populaires, Annelise Skylar, "The Personal, Political, and a Little Bit of Everything Else: Girls, Grrrls and Perzines," 2006: Anderberg is interviewed and cited in this article
Websites and Blogs
- Alternet, "Clowning Around for Peace," Anderberg's article about anti-war protests is published on Alternet, April 13, 2003
- Boston Area Street Medics aka BALM, recommend/link to Anderberg's 3-article series on minors at protests and another article by her about street medics
- Dissident Voice, "Practicing Protest," Anderberg's article about anti-war protests is published in Dissident Voice News, May 24, 2003
- Dissident Voice, "Adverse Possession," Anderberg's article about adverse possession aka squatting is published in Dissident Voice News, May 2, 2004
- Duckdaotsu, "The Hierarchy of Human Worth," Anderberg's article about human worth is posted on this website, Dec. 2004
- House the Homeless, "First-Person Homelessness," talks about Anderberg's contributions to discussions about disenfranchised populations, Jan. 19, 2011
- L.A. Daily Mirror, "The L.A. Daily Mirror Holiday Gift Guide," recommends Anderberg's book, "They Call Them Camisoles - Revisited" for their gift guide, Dec. 16, 2011
- Street Arts and Buskers Advocate, "Women Street Performers and Sexual Safety," Anderberg's article on women buskers is published on this site, 2005
- HipMama, "Free Lunches, Diets and Hunger: Suburban American Style," Anderberg's article about hunger in the U.S. was published by HipMama in 2004
- Independent Media Local Features Archive, "Pro-Choice March in Seattle," Anderberg's street report on Seattle pro-choice protest which coincided with other pro-choice rallies worldwide, Jan. 23, 2005
- NucNews, "The Gold of the Nuclear Age: Lost and Stolen Nuclear Materials," article by Anderberg about dangerous disposals of nuclear materials, July 18, 2004
- Portland Independent Media Features Archive, "What a Single Mom on Welfare Needed," featured/headlining article by Anderberg about the needs of single mothers in poverty, August 2, 2004
- Susun Weed's Weed Wanderings, "TreePeople Say Trees Are Like Acupuncture Needles Healing The Earth," Anderberg's article about the organization TreePeople was published in herbalist Susun Weed's blog in Nov. 2004
- Susun Weed's Weed Wanderings, "Rogue Midwifery," Anderberg's article about underground midwifery was published in herbalist Susun Weed's blog in Dec. 2004
- This Modern World by Tom Tomorrow,", cites Anderberg's article about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Sept. 4, 2005
- Utne Reader, "Preemptive Crowd Control," Anderberg's article about riot police violence on protesters was summarized in Utne on Jan. 15, 2004, Ogden Publications, Inc.: Topeka, Kansas
- Utne Reader, "Parenting Versus Protesting," Anderberg's article about parents taking kids to protest zones was summarized in Utne on Feb. 12, 2004, Ogden Publications, Inc.: Topeka, Kansas
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