Titlebook: Soviet Social Scientists Talking; An Official Debate a Mary Buckley (Lecturer in Politics) Book 1986 Mary Buckley 1986 gender.social scienc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18350-0gender; social science; sociology; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR); women

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Introductionder view the demographic situation with great consternation and draw the conclusion that the state should adopt a population policy to promote larger families in those parts of the Soviet Union where birth rates are lowest.

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Introductiont and recognise the interdisciplinary nature of the woman question. Although Olga and Nikolai talk about the relevance of the law to changing female roles, they view legislation as just one aspect of social change.

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Introductionrrelated, with some more easy to accomplish than others. Both Oleg and Katya maintain that legal changes come swiftest, with alterations in consciousness lagging far behind. Connected to this, Katya regrets what she sees as male conservatism, and observes the difficulty of reshaping male behaviour.

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