Transnational feminism in the United States: knowledge, ethics, and power

Introduction

U.S. state practices and the rhetoric of human rights

Transnational economies of representation and the labor of the traveling subaltern

Regimes of visibility and transnational feminist knowledge

Institutional practice and the field of women's studies

Race, transnational feminism, and paradigms of difference

Afterword: the moment of transnational feminism in the United States.