Titlebook: Women and Political Change; Perspectives from Ea Sue Bridger (Reader in Russian Studies) Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmil

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Were These the Same Women?,period. Conditions changed fundamentally not only because of war damage and losses, but also because the political and economic system and the ethnic and social composition of the population altered significantly.

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The Effects of the Economic and Political Transition on Women and Families in Poland,exacerbated owing to the economic and political changes currently affecting the country. These problems include unemployment and a falling standard of living, the lack of substantial female political representation and the virtual absence of a women’s agenda in the new so-called ‘democratic’ governm

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Neo-Conservatism in Family Ideology in Lithuania,onomic policy conditions, has much in common with similar propaganda of the family in the former USSR. There is a common time of appearance and common goals of socio-economic progress; only the economic means of achieving them are different. Certainly, a totalitarian welfare state such as the USSR i

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From Faction Not to Party,olitical parties. In nineteenth-century British politics, for example, in the cases of Whigs and Tories, factions did indeed precede parties. No such theorising, however, about the inevitability of parties emerging from factions has been applied to the present-day Russian Federation. Given that syst

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Gunilla-Friederike Buddeng the last decades, many other animal forests have been subjected to the attention of the scientific community; Cold-water coral communities, with their key role in ecosystem functioning, fisheries sustainability, and potential carbon sinks in deep benthic ecosystems, are an example of other animal