1. Positioning Periods: Menstruation in Social Context: An Introduction to a Special Issue

   • Ingrid Johnston-Robledo
   • Margaret L. Stubbs

   Introduction 03 September 2012 Pages: 1 - 8

2. The Menstrual Mark: Menstruation as Social Stigma

   • Ingrid Johnston-Robledo
   • Joan C. Chrisler

   Original Article 31 July 2011 Pages: 9 - 18

3. Mentioning Menstruation: A Stereotype Threat that Diminishes Cognition?

   • Joseph Albert Wister
   • Margaret L. Stubbs
   • Chaquica Shipman

   Original Article 13 May 2012 Pages: 19 - 31

4. Distancing Through Objectification? Depictions of Women’s Bodies in Menstrual Product Advertisements

   • Mindy J. Erchull

   Original Article 21 May 2011 Pages: 32 - 40

5. “Time of the Month” on Twitter: Taboo, Stereotype and Bonding in a No-Holds-Barred Public Arena

   • Leslie-Jean Thornton

   Original Article 31 July 2011 Pages: 41 - 54

6. Early Menarche: Confluence of Biological and Contextual Factors

   • Carlie M. Allison
   • Janet Shibley Hyde

   Original Article 11 May 2011 Pages: 55 - 64

   

7. The Function of Ethnicity, Income Level, and Menstrual Taboos in Postmenarcheal Adolescents’ Understanding of Menarche and Menstruation

   • Lisandra Rodriguez White

   Original Article 04 May 2012 Pages: 65 - 76

   

8. The Baby Boomers Meet Menopause: Fertility, Attractiveness, and Affective Response to the Menopausal Transition

   • Judy R. Strauss

   Original Article 12 May 2011 Pages: 77 - 90

9. “Am I Going to be Natural or am I Not?”: Canadian Women’s Perceptions and Experiences of Menstrual Suppression

   • Robin Repta
   • Laura Hurd Clarke

   Original Article 19 July 2011 Pages: 91 - 106

10. Normal and Natural, or Burdensome and Terrible? Women with Spinal Cord Injuries Discuss Ambivalence about Menstruation

    • Heather Dillaway
    • Katherine Cross
    • Janice Schwartz

    Original Article 02 December 2011 Pages: 107 - 120

11. Restriction and Renewal, Pollution and Power, Constraint and Community: The Paradoxes of Religious Women’s Experiences of Menstruation

    • Nicki C. Dunnavant
    • Tomi-Ann Roberts

    Original Article 28 February 2012 Pages: 121 - 131

12. PMS as a Gendered Illness Linked to the Construction and Relational Experience of Hetero-Femininity

    • Jane M. Ussher
    • Janette Perz

    Original Article 12 April 2011 Pages: 132 - 150

13. Menstruation Activism: Is the Personal Still Political?

    • Nancy A Worcester

    Book Review 18 August 2011 Pages: 151 - 154

14. Drop by Drop: Cinematic Menstrual Activism, One Viewer at a Time

    • Giovanna Chesler

    media review 15 April 2011 Pages: 155 - 158

15. Two Tales of Menstruation Directed Toward Two Different Audiences

    • Dacia Charlesworth

    Book Review 25 June 2011 Pages: 159 - 162

16. Emancipatory Research: Then and Now

    • Alice J. Dan

    Original Article 01 November 2012 Pages: 163 - 167