Titlebook: Gender, Equality and Difference During And After State Socialism; Rebecca Kay Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Introduction: Gender, Equality and the State from ‘Socialism’ to ‘Democracy’?ing the organisation of societies and the positioning of women and men in relation to both public and private divisions of power and authority. The socially constructed and culturally defined understandings of femininity and masculinity upon which the gender order. of any society is founded, affect

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‘We were very upset if we didn’t look fashionable’: Women’s Beauty Practices in Post-war Russia and gendered divisions of public and private sphere roles.. Where beauty has been discussed, it is usually treated as something of ‘secondary importance’, an aspect of broader studies of private life, intimacy, sexuality and consumption.. However, feminist researchers have noted that concepts of ‘b

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How to Combine Motherhood and Wage Labour: Hungarian Expert Perspectives During the 1960s of political, social and economic relations. Post-Stalinist rhetoric and practice questioned the suitability of women’s bodies, with their reproductive functions, for ‘masculine’ work and argued that women’s role in society should be based on ‘realistic’ assessments of gender difference. Women were

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Reprivatising Women’s Lives: from Khrushchev to Brezhnevlong years of totalitarian oppression under Stalin, were accompanied by economic growth and a rise in living standards. As a consequence, some of the traditional human values, which had nearly been lost in the preceding difficult decades, gradually began to re-emerge in the Soviet people’s conscious

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Heroine Mothers and Demographic Crises: the Legacy of the Late Soviet Erasses of the Second World War. In 1944, a draconian piece of family legislation which made divorce virtually impossible simultaneously instituted a range of honours for the mothers of large families.. By the 1970s, however, a quarter century after the death of Stalin, the ‘Heroine Mothers’ could be e

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