Maja Lundqvist is Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg. Angelica Simonsson is Senior Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg. Kajsa Widegren is Senior Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg.

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• 1. Introduction: Re-imagining sexual harassment - Maja Lundqvist, Angelica Simonsson and Kajsa WidegrenPart 1: Cartography of everyday violence in the Nordic region2. At the AGM - Mads Ananda Lodahl3. Depleted bodies: intersectional perspectives on workplace violence - Paulina de los Reyes4. The violently gender-equal Nordic welfare states - Sofia Strid, Anne Laure Humbert and Jeff Hearn5. On the freshers’ trip - Mads Ananda Lodahl6. Negotiating sexual harassment and young urban femininities in Helsinki - Heta Mulari7. Men run academic track; women jump sexist hurdles - Lea Skewes8. Some ten years ago, I started writing a novel - Sigbjørn SkådenPart 2: Violence, knowledge and imagining justice9. On the promenade - Mads Ananda Lodahl10. Sextortion: linking sexual violence and corruption in a Nordic context - Silje Lundgren, Åsa Eldén, Dolores Calvo and Elin Bjarnegård11. I have always thought a lot about the nature of violence: carceral feminism and sexual violence in the neoliberal state - Silas Aliki12. Beyond restorative justice: survivors’ calls for innovative practices in Iceland - Hildur Fjóla Antonsdóttir13. I write to tell myself it wasn’t my fault - Sumaya Jirde Ali14. One step forward and one step back: sexual harassment in Norwegian equality and non-discrimination law - Anne Hellum15. In the gents - Mads Ananda Lodahl16. Conclusion: Re-imaginations and reflections for the future - Maja Lundqvist, Angelica Simonsson and Kajsa Widegren

Maja Lundqvist is Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg. Angelica Simonsson is Senior Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg. Kajsa Widegren is Senior Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg.

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• 1. Introduction: Re-imagining sexual harassment - Maja Lundqvist, Angelica Simonsson and Kajsa WidegrenPart 1: Cartography of everyday violence in the Nordic region2. At the AGM - Mads Ananda Lodahl3. Depleted bodies: intersectional perspectives on workplace violence - Paulina de los Reyes4. The violently gender-equal Nordic welfare states - Sofia Strid, Anne Laure Humbert and Jeff Hearn5. On the freshers’ trip - Mads Ananda Lodahl6. Negotiating sexual harassment and young urban femininities in Helsinki - Heta Mulari7. Men run academic track; women jump sexist hurdles - Lea Skewes8. Some ten years ago, I started writing a novel - Sigbjørn SkådenPart 2: Violence, knowledge and imagining justice9. On the promenade - Mads Ananda Lodahl10. Sextortion: linking sexual violence and corruption in a Nordic context - Silje Lundgren, Åsa Eldén, Dolores Calvo and Elin Bjarnegård11. I have always thought a lot about the nature of violence: carceral feminism and sexual violence in the neoliberal state - Silas Aliki12. Beyond restorative justice: survivors’ calls for innovative practices in Iceland - Hildur Fjóla Antonsdóttir13. I write to tell myself it wasn’t my fault - Sumaya Jirde Ali14. One step forward and one step back: sexual harassment in Norwegian equality and non-discrimination law - Anne Hellum15. In the gents - Mads Ananda Lodahl16. Conclusion: Re-imaginations and reflections for the future - Maja Lundqvist, Angelica Simonsson and Kajsa Widegren

Maja Lundqvist is Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg. Angelica Simonsson is Senior Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg. Kajsa Widegren is Senior Analyst at the Swedish Secretariat for Gender Research, University of Gothenburg.

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• 1. Introduction: Re-imagining sexual harassment - Maja Lundqvist, Angelica Simonsson and Kajsa WidegrenPart 1: Cartography of everyday violence in the Nordic region2. At the AGM - Mads Ananda Lodahl3. Depleted bodies: intersectional perspectives on workplace violence - Paulina de los Reyes4. The violently gender-equal Nordic welfare states - Sofia Strid, Anne Laure Humbert and Jeff Hearn5. On the freshers’ trip - Mads Ananda Lodahl6. Negotiating sexual harassment and young urban femininities in Helsinki - Heta Mulari7. Men run academic track; women jump sexist hurdles - Lea Skewes8. Some ten years ago, I started writing a novel - Sigbjørn SkådenPart 2: Violence, knowledge and imagining justice9. On the promenade - Mads Ananda Lodahl10. Sextortion: linking sexual violence and corruption in a Nordic context - Silje Lundgren, Åsa Eldén, Dolores Calvo and Elin Bjarnegård11. I have always thought a lot about the nature of violence: carceral feminism and sexual violence in the neoliberal state - Silas Aliki12. Beyond restorative justice: survivors’ calls for innovative practices in Iceland - Hildur Fjóla Antonsdóttir13. I write to tell myself it wasn’t my fault - Sumaya Jirde Ali14. One step forward and one step back: sexual harassment in Norwegian equality and non-discrimination law - Anne Hellum15. In the gents - Mads Ananda Lodahl16. Conclusion: Re-imaginations and reflections for the future - Maja Lundqvist, Angelica Simonsson and Kajsa Widegren