Elisabetta Ruspini is Professor of Sociology at the University of Milano-Bicocca. Ana Vidu is Ramón y Cajal Fellow in the Blanquerna School of Psychology at Ramon Llull University.

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• 1. Introduction: The Generational Lens Applied to Gender Studies – Elisabetta Ruspini and Ana ViduPart I: Generations and Gendered Knowledge2. From Feminism to Gender Studies: The Generational Thread – Elisabetta Ruspini3. Generational Experiences of ‘Gendering Social Sciences’ in Europe – Ursula Apitzsch4. Exploring the Institutional Relationship Between Feminism, Gender Studies and Sociology in Europe – Consuelo Corradi and Stellamarina Donato5. Generations in Context: Personal Orientations in Feminist Sociology Over Time and Space – Elina OinasPart II: From Feminism to Gender Studies: Opportunities and Challenges in Different Cultures6. From Smuggling to Mainstream: Development of Women’s and Gender Studies in the Academic Field in Slovenia – Jasna Podreka, Milica Antić Gaber and Veronika Tašner7. From Emancipationists to “Dziewuchy”: Feminism and Women’s Studies in Poland (1918–2023) – Barbara Kijewska and Elzbieta Czapka8. Tracing the Institutional Journey: Gender Studies in Türkiye – Yeliz Kendir-Gök and Nilay Çabuk Kaya9. An Intergenerational View: Gender Violence Against Women in Palestinian-Arab Society in Israel – Tal Meler and Raghda Alnabilsy10. Embodied Crossings: Women, Migration, and Agency in and Across the Mediterranean – Monica Massari, Federica Cabras and Simona Miceli11. Conclusions: Charting the Future of Gender Studies - Challenges, Transformations, and European Horizons – Ana Vidu