Descript |
xi, 243 p. |
Contents |
Notes on Contributors. Preface. Introduction: Bonnie G. Smith, Historical Overview. Chapter 1: Melissa Feinberg, Battling for Peace: The Transformation of the Women's Movement in Cold War Czechoslovakia and Eastern Europe Chapter 2: Jan Lambertz, 'Democracy Could Go No Further': European Women in the Early United Nations Chapter 3: Darja Zavirsek, Women and Social Work in Central and Eastern Europe Chapter 4: Michal Shapira, Psychoanalysts on the Radio: Domestic Citizenship and Motherhood in Postwar Britain Chapter 5: Francisca de Haan, The 'Motor of Modern Life': Women's Work in Europe West and East since 1945 Chapter 6: M. Jane Slaughter, 'What's new' and is it good for you? Gender and Consumerism in Postwar Europe Chapter 7: Cynthia Kreisel, Happy Motherhood and Lesbian Spaces: Women's Initiatives and Sexuality in Postwar Europe Chapter 8: Belinda Davis, Political Participation, Civil Society, and Gender: Lessons from the Cold War? Chapter 9: Young-Sun Hong, Gender, Race and Utopias of Development Chapter 10: Melissa Bokovoy, Gender and Reframing of the First World War in Serbia during 1980s and 1990s Chapter 11: Arturas Tereskinas, Post-Soviet Masculinities, Shame and the Archives of Social Suffering in Contemporary Lithuania Chapter 12: Joanna Regulska and Magda Grabowska, Post-1989 Women's Activism in Poland. Conclusion: Joanna Regulska |
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ISBN |
9781136454813 (e-book) |
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