Titlebook: Caught Up in Conflict; Women‘s Responses to Rosemary Ridd (Social anthropologist and member),H Textbook 1986Latest edition Macmillan Publis

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Christian Nührenbörger,Theresa Lacknernew insights: they came to regard the strike as their own struggle, rather than one they backed solely out of loyalty to their menfolk. I examine here this awakening of women’s awareness to wider issues and its implications for the future.

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,The Coal War: Women’s Struggle during the Miners’ Strike,new insights: they came to regard the strike as their own struggle, rather than one they backed solely out of loyalty to their menfolk. I examine here this awakening of women’s awareness to wider issues and its implications for the future.

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Between Two Fires: Palestinian Women in Lebanon,l the members of their household under one roof; many cannot visit their kin; many have had their homes destroyed, not once but many times. Insecurity of existence, of the home itself, has meant that women’s work of reproducing the family has become harder, at the same time as becoming charged with

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,The Coal War: Women’s Struggle during the Miners’ Strike,portive wives and daughters of miners, dutifully performing a domestic role that enabled their men to maintain the strike. Women were shown mainly carrying out activities associated with the soup kitchen and, at times, standing ‘behind their men’ on the picket line. In this chapter, I challenge this

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Kibbutz Women: Conflict in Utopia,their communities were in border areas, and therefore vulnerable to direct attack, kibbutz women have for the most part experienced these wars second-hand, either seeing their male relatives and friends going off to fight, or, if they were doing army service themselves, working behind the front line