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Ten Years After
Communism and Feminism Revisited
in
Aspasia
Author:
Francisca de Haan
1
,
Kristen Ghodsee
2
,
Krassimira Daskalova
3
,
Magdalena Grabowska
4
,
Jasmina Lukić
5
,
Chiara Bonfiglioli
6
,
Raluca Maria Popa
7
, and
Alexandra Ghit
8
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Central European University dehaanf@ceu.edu
2
Bowdoin College kghodsee@bowdoin.edu
3
St. Kliment Ohridski University daskalova@phls.uni-sofia.bg
4
Case Western Reserve Uniteristy magdagrabowska@yahoo.com
5
Central European University lukicj@ceu.hu
6
Institute for Human Sciences chiara.bonfiglioli@yahoo.it
7
Central European University popa@policy.hu
8
Central European University ghit_alexandra-maria@phd.ceu.edu
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https://doi.org/10.3167/asp.2016.100107
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The International Yearbook of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern European Women's and Gender History
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Page Count:
102–168
Print Publication Date:
01 Mar 2016
Online Publication Date:
01 Mar 2016
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Issue Table of Contents
Editorial
Editorial
Finding Women in the Archives: Experiences and Stories from CESEE
NOT Finding Women in the Archives
Writing the History of Ordinary Ottoman Women during World War I
General Articles
Paternalism, Modernization, and the Gender Regime in Turkey
A Woman Politician in the Cold War Balkans
The Source
Radio Free Europe Information Item #687/54 (29 January 1954)
Forum
Ten Years After
Review Essay
Telling Russia’s Herstory
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
News and Miscellanea
News and Miscellanea
Section Headings
Introduction
State-Socialist Women’s Organizations in Cold War Perspective
Revisiting the Work of Maxine Molyneux
Revisionism—Historical and Otherwise
Maxine Molyneux and the Political Sociology of Women’s Movements in International Perspective
Conclusion
Audiatur et altera pars
In Response to Nanette Funk
From Revolutionary Agents to Reactive Actors
The Transformation of Socialist Women’s Organizing in Poland from the 1940s through the 1980s
Polish Women’s Changing Activism
Conclusion
One Socialist Story, or How I Became a Feminist
On Vida Tomšič, Marxist Feminism, and Agency
“We Opposed It”
The National Council of Women and the Ban on Abortion in Romania (1966)
Partisan Potential
Researching Communist Women’s Organizations in Eastern Europe
Precedents
Potentials and Pitfalls
Partisanship
Conclusions
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