Gabriele Griffin holds the Anniversary Chair in Women’s Studies at the University of York.Annelie Bränström-Öhman is Professor in Literary Studies at the Department of Culture & Media Studies at Umeå University.Hildur Kalman is Associate Professor in Philosophy of Science and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Social Work at Umeå University.

• Introduction Gabriele Griffin, with Annelie Bränström-Öhman and Hildur Kalman Part 1: Emotion and the Lifecycle of Research Collaboration 1. "What's in a Name?" The Affective Dimensions of Naming a Research Collaboration Gabriele Griffin 2. Indispensible and Productive Tensions in Research Collaboration Hildur Kalman 3. Policing or Disciplining Emotions in Research Collaboration Ann Öhman 4. Challenges to Trust in Research Collaboration Hildur Kalman Part 2: Key Affects in Research Collaboration 5. Blame Gabriele Griffin 6. The Emotional Politics of Belonging Anders Johansson, Eva Söderberg and Siv Fahlgren 7. Elation (Envy): Exploring the "Unhappy Archives" of Feminist Research Collaboration Annelie Bränström-Öhman 8. Experiences of Research Collaboration in ‘Soloist’ Disciplines: On the Importance of Not Knowing and Learning from Affects of Shame, Ambivalence and Insecurity Maria Jönsson and Anna Rådström 9. Inspiration and Frustration: Unexpected Consequences of Interdisciplinary Exchanges in a Large Research Project Eva Söderberg

Gabriele Griffin holds the Anniversary Chair in Women’s Studies at the University of York.Annelie Bränström-Öhman is Professor in Literary Studies at the Department of Culture & Media Studies at Umeå University.Hildur Kalman is Associate Professor in Philosophy of Science and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Social Work at Umeå University.

• Introduction Gabriele Griffin, with Annelie Bränström-Öhman and Hildur Kalman Part 1: Emotion and the Lifecycle of Research Collaboration 1. "What's in a Name?" The Affective Dimensions of Naming a Research Collaboration Gabriele Griffin 2. Indispensible and Productive Tensions in Research Collaboration Hildur Kalman 3. Policing or Disciplining Emotions in Research Collaboration Ann Öhman 4. Challenges to Trust in Research Collaboration Hildur Kalman Part 2: Key Affects in Research Collaboration 5. Blame Gabriele Griffin 6. The Emotional Politics of Belonging Anders Johansson, Eva Söderberg and Siv Fahlgren 7. Elation (Envy): Exploring the "Unhappy Archives" of Feminist Research Collaboration Annelie Bränström-Öhman 8. Experiences of Research Collaboration in ‘Soloist’ Disciplines: On the Importance of Not Knowing and Learning from Affects of Shame, Ambivalence and Insecurity Maria Jönsson and Anna Rådström 9. Inspiration and Frustration: Unexpected Consequences of Interdisciplinary Exchanges in a Large Research Project Eva Söderberg

Gabriele Griffin holds the Anniversary Chair in Women’s Studies at the University of York.Annelie Bränström-Öhman is Professor in Literary Studies at the Department of Culture & Media Studies at Umeå University.Hildur Kalman is Associate Professor in Philosophy of Science and Senior Lecturer at the Department of Social Work at Umeå University.

• Introduction Gabriele Griffin, with Annelie Bränström-Öhman and Hildur Kalman Part 1: Emotion and the Lifecycle of Research Collaboration 1. "What's in a Name?" The Affective Dimensions of Naming a Research Collaboration Gabriele Griffin 2. Indispensible and Productive Tensions in Research Collaboration Hildur Kalman 3. Policing or Disciplining Emotions in Research Collaboration Ann Öhman 4. Challenges to Trust in Research Collaboration Hildur Kalman Part 2: Key Affects in Research Collaboration 5. Blame Gabriele Griffin 6. The Emotional Politics of Belonging Anders Johansson, Eva Söderberg and Siv Fahlgren 7. Elation (Envy): Exploring the "Unhappy Archives" of Feminist Research Collaboration Annelie Bränström-Öhman 8. Experiences of Research Collaboration in ‘Soloist’ Disciplines: On the Importance of Not Knowing and Learning from Affects of Shame, Ambivalence and Insecurity Maria Jönsson and Anna Rådström 9. Inspiration and Frustration: Unexpected Consequences of Interdisciplinary Exchanges in a Large Research Project Eva Söderberg