Editorial
After a long delay and some major and important transitions, here, finally, is issue 35.2 of Atlantis! Atlantis will soon be produced exclusively in an open access electronic format—a significant change after 35 years of circulation as a print journal! We will miss many things about the print version but are very excited about the new electronic format. Using Open Journal Systems (OJS) software and housed at the Mount Saint Vincent University library, Atlantis will be free and accessible to anyone—a move that will not only make us much more visible, but that will substantially broaden the audience for us as a "Women's Studies" journal. Back issues of the journal are already being loaded on the library's system for your perusal and information. For all information on Atlantis— including details about our migration to OJS, please drop by www.msvu.ca/atlantis and check it out!

Issue 35.2 is composed of two clusters of articles: one that reflects research presented at the “Disorderly Conduct” Conference held at Wilfrid Laurier University/ University of Waterloo in July 2009 and the other specifically on the topic of “Women’s Studies and Pedagogy.” The guest editors of the first cluster, Morgan Holmes and Shannon Dea, have penned the introduction below for that collection of essays, as they were also the conference organizers. Ann Braithwaite and Annalee Lepp organized and put together the second cluster on “Women’s Studies and Pedagogy.”
Ann Braithwaite &amp; Annalee Lepp, Editors

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35.2, 2011

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