Titlebook: Russian Women and their Organizations; Gender, Discriminati Rebecca Kay Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Born to be Mothers? Motherhood as Every Woman’s ‘Natural Calling’uestion of whether this indisputable physical difference between women and men indicates or indeed proves the existence of differences in character, aptitude and appropriate roles and behaviour remains a topic for heated public and private debate. Champions of equality and female emancipation, inclu

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Equals or Opposites? Women’s Attitudes to Genderrse and practice. As such it must be reflected in widely held public opinion as well as existing on the level of political rhetoric and media discourse. Since women form more than half of society, it would be impossible for such a climate of public opinion to exist if women themselves did not, to so

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Public Faces of Grassroots Women’s Organizations: Recruitment Strategies, Public Actions and Use of he implicit often unspoken rules of culture, convention and history — and these inevitably affect their work and structures. The primary reasons given by their founders and members for creating or joining the 11 grassroots women’s organizations studied here were most frequently related to combating

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