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Claire has been the Editorial Director of Feminist Studies
since 1977. Claire is also Professor and former chaire of Women's
Studies at the University of Maryland, College Park. Her research
focuses on the history of feminist theory and activism and on the
history of French women. Recent publications include U.S. Women
in Collective Struggle, ed. with Hartmann (1995); Feminism,
Socialism, and French Romanticism, with Rabine (1993); French
Feminism in the Nineteenth Century (1984), winner of the Joan
Kelly Prize for the year's best book in women's history. Among her
many articles are: "Made in America: 'French Feminism' in Academe,"
Feminist Studies (Summer 1998), Nouvelles Questions Féministes
(in translation, 1996).
Claire is among the founders of the worldwide organization of Women's
Studies, Feminist Journals Network, and the International Consortium
for Women's and Gender Studies. At Feminist Studies Claire's
responsibility is to oversee and coordinate all aspects of publishing
a journal that is independent of any institution, association, or
press. She deeply believes in the feminist ideal of collective work
and insists that her work of so many years has been possible only
because Feminist Studies models this ideal in the level of
shared work engagement and responsibility on the part of all members
of its collective in editing and producing the journal. She has
taught and/or lectured in China, Australia, Korea, Hungary, and
France. Professor Moses earned a Ph.D. (1978) and an M.A. (1972)
from George Washington University and an A.B. (1963) from Smith
College.
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