Heidi Kurvinen is Collegium Researcher in the Turku Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of Turku, Finland.Agnes Andeweg is Associate Professor in Modern Literature at University College Utrecht, the Netherlands.

• 1.Introduction.- 2. Recording now: Writing lesbian-feminist history in Dutch LGBT magazines.- 3. Nordic connections: The inspiration for the transition of feminist activism in the 1980s.- 4. Dutch women in print from an international perspective.- 5. Portrayal of Soviet women in the negotiations of gender equality and feminism in the Finnish print media of the 1960s and 1970s.- 6. Independents, institutionalists, and the international feminist fight in late twentieth-century Spain and Europe.- 7. Metoo and cross-Nordic influences: The case of the metoo-action #dammenbrister.- 8. 'The ideology developed extempore': Ideas, activities, and influences of the Redstocking movement in Iceland, 1970-1982.- 9. Intermediaries of the revolution: The roleof journalists in the transnational circulation of feminism in France, 1968-1979.- 10. For the decriminalization of abortion and for a feminist gynecology: Practices, transnational and translocal networks in the Italian women’s health movement (1970’s).- 11. The Association 9 and the debate of sex roles in Finland in the 1960s.- 12. Transnational histories of Italian feminism: Consciousness raising, reproductive work and the reinvention of leftist internationalism (1960s-1980s).- 13. Reading and writing the Nordic new women’s movements.

Heidi Kurvinen is Collegium Researcher in the Turku Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of Turku, Finland.Agnes Andeweg is Associate Professor in Modern Literature at University College Utrecht, the Netherlands.

• 1.Introduction.- 2. Recording now: Writing lesbian-feminist history in Dutch LGBT magazines.- 3. Nordic connections: The inspiration for the transition of feminist activism in the 1980s.- 4. Dutch women in print from an international perspective.- 5. Portrayal of Soviet women in the negotiations of gender equality and feminism in the Finnish print media of the 1960s and 1970s.- 6. Independents, institutionalists, and the international feminist fight in late twentieth-century Spain and Europe.- 7. Metoo and cross-Nordic influences: The case of the metoo-action #dammenbrister.- 8. 'The ideology developed extempore': Ideas, activities, and influences of the Redstocking movement in Iceland, 1970-1982.- 9. Intermediaries of the revolution: The roleof journalists in the transnational circulation of feminism in France, 1968-1979.- 10. For the decriminalization of abortion and for a feminist gynecology: Practices, transnational and translocal networks in the Italian women’s health movement (1970’s).- 11. The Association 9 and the debate of sex roles in Finland in the 1960s.- 12. Transnational histories of Italian feminism: Consciousness raising, reproductive work and the reinvention of leftist internationalism (1960s-1980s).- 13. Reading and writing the Nordic new women’s movements.

Heidi Kurvinen is Collegium Researcher in the Turku Institute for Advanced Studies at the University of Turku, Finland.Agnes Andeweg is Associate Professor in Modern Literature at University College Utrecht, the Netherlands.

• 1.Introduction.- 2. Recording now: Writing lesbian-feminist history in Dutch LGBT magazines.- 3. Nordic connections: The inspiration for the transition of feminist activism in the 1980s.- 4. Dutch women in print from an international perspective.- 5. Portrayal of Soviet women in the negotiations of gender equality and feminism in the Finnish print media of the 1960s and 1970s.- 6. Independents, institutionalists, and the international feminist fight in late twentieth-century Spain and Europe.- 7. Metoo and cross-Nordic influences: The case of the metoo-action #dammenbrister.- 8. 'The ideology developed extempore': Ideas, activities, and influences of the Redstocking movement in Iceland, 1970-1982.- 9. Intermediaries of the revolution: The roleof journalists in the transnational circulation of feminism in France, 1968-1979.- 10. For the decriminalization of abortion and for a feminist gynecology: Practices, transnational and translocal networks in the Italian women’s health movement (1970’s).- 11. The Association 9 and the debate of sex roles in Finland in the 1960s.- 12. Transnational histories of Italian feminism: Consciousness raising, reproductive work and the reinvention of leftist internationalism (1960s-1980s).- 13. Reading and writing the Nordic new women’s movements.