Titlebook: Social Transformation and the Family in Post-Communist Germany; Eva Kolinsky (Professor of Modern German Studies) Book 1998 Palgrave Macmi

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Conclusion of course, still shared cultural assumptions about social norms in their private lives, including the family. The younger generations reflected the policy agendas and life-style choices that prevailed in West and East Germany in their approaches to the family, to marriage, childbearing, divorce, lo

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Women’s Career Choices after the Collapse of the East German Employment Societymployment and saw their life plans shattered. For some, the processes of transformation opened new professional opportunities and enriched their daily lives, while others faced unfamiliar uncertainties and a fear of the future.

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Introduction: Social Transformation and the Family: Issues and Developmentspsed between the breach of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and formal unification. Economic unification occurred even faster as the social market economy and the Deutschmark replaced their GDR equivalents in July 1990, eliminating the planned economy, its ownership structure, business practices and financial procedures in its entirety.

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Recasting Biographies: Women and the Familyl qualifications. Forty years of integration into the socialist labour market had not secured women’s emancipation as equals in the workforce but had established a separate, usually lower tier. After unification, women found themselves disadvantaged by these hidden inequalities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89694-0Emotion; Gruppen; Kommunikation; Konflikt; Konfliktmanagement

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Front Matteragainst traditional research approaches to political violence, and terrorism in particular, that are dominated by the “male-gaze” and individual stereotypes and perspectives, and that feminist approaches offer a fresh perspective on security research. Our current understanding of political violence

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