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Edited by Silvia Schroer (Bern) and Tal Ilan (Berlin) assisted by an international and cross-confessional editorial board.

Administration: Sophie Kauz
Technical Support: Nikolaos Fries

In January 2011 a conference organized by Mathilde van Dijk und Anne-Claire Mulder was held at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at the Rijksuniversiteit in Groningen (the Netherlands) on „Gender Studies in Theology and Religion: a Success Story!?“. The first four contributions about Biblical Studies are papers that were read at this conference.

present issue :

• Athalya Brenner: Quo Vadis Domina? Reflections on What We Have Become and Want to Be
  
• Dorothea Erbele-Küster: Tell me more about gender trouble in Old Testament Studies!
• Ingeborg Löwisch: Where Energy Sparkles in Hebrew Bible Studies Today: A Response to Athalya Brenner and Dorothea Erbele-Küster
• Caroline Vander Stichele: Is Doña Quixote Fighting Windmills?
  Gendering New Testament Studies in the Netherlands
• Jean K. Moore: Matthew's Decolonial Desire (Matthew 12:42; 27:19). A Postcolonial Feminist Reading of the Two Royal Women
• Luzia Sutter Rehmann: Olivenöl als Zündstoff: Die vier Salbungsgeschichten der Evangelien im Kontext des Judentums des Zweiten Tempels