Intersectionality represents a perspective that brings gender studies and feminist issues back to the forefront. Relevant textbooks stimulate discussion and call for the refinement of analytical categories. This volume critically examines the genealogy of intersectionality. At the same time, it focuses on the empirically grounded further development of a differentiated power analysis: Where do social and cultural complexities extend beyond previous intersectional concepts? Which ethnographic, historical, and social scientific approaches are constructive?.