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Borders and Belonging: A Memoiric victory over state socialism mark the Catholic Church’s “right moment,” to quote Fuszara, to wage an aggressive and ultimately successful campaign against reproductive freedoms—especially when much of the population initially perceived this intervention as a betrayal of the nation’s hard-won liberation from state socialism?

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“The Most Natural Function of Women”: Ambiguous Party Policies and Female Experiences in Socialist Bessional advancement. Therefore, in applications for divorce many women in Bulgaria referred to their husband’s “bourgeois and reactionary conception of marriage.”. Thus, Pesheva urged men to share household chores and criticized state authorities for not doing enough to promote women into positions of power.

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How the Church Became the State: The Catholic Regime and Reproductive Rights in State Socialist Polaic victory over state socialism mark the Catholic Church’s “right moment,” to quote Fuszara, to wage an aggressive and ultimately successful campaign against reproductive freedoms—especially when much of the population initially perceived this intervention as a betrayal of the nation’s hard-won liberation from state socialism?

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Writing Themselves into History: Two Feminists Recall Their Political Development in the People’s Relements of feminism, both in private and in their respective pro-democracy subcultures. Their political legacy carried into the post-communist era, helping to usher a broader-based feminism into their respective countries.

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Introduction: Gender Politics and Everyday Life in State Socialist Eastern and Central Europess, however, has been published (in English) that focuses on gender politics, policies, and the everyday lives of women and men under state socialism.. This imbalance is somewhat understandable in light of the need for policy-oriented analysis that focused on the effect of the transition on women’s

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“My Work, My Family, and My Car”: Women’s Memories of Work, Consumerism, and Leisure in Socialist Hur what the most important thing about winning the award was, she told me it was the 20,000 Forints she received, which, according to her, was a lot for a worker. She used the proceeds to purchase a Trabant, becoming the first woman to own a car at the Budapest Hosiery Factory. Other members of Teréz

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