This book explores the contribution that five conservative, voluntary and popular women's organisations made to women's lives and to the campaign for women's rights throughout the period 1928-64.
This book explores the contribution that five conservative, voluntary and popular women's organisations made to women's lives and to the campaign for women's rights throughout the period 1928-64.
Caitríona Beaumont is Principal Lecturer in Social History at London South Bank University
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Introduction 1. Origins and aspirations: voluntary women's organisations and the representation of housewives, mothers and citizens 2. Housewives and citizens: the rights and duties of women citizens 3. Moral dilemmas: divorce, birth control and abortion 4. Welfare rights for women: maternity care, social welfare benefits and family allowances 5. Active citizenship for women: war and protest 6. Housewives and citizens: post-war planning and the post-war years 7. Domesticity, modernity and women's rights: voluntary women's organisations and the women's movement 1950-64 Conclusion Index
Introduction 1. Origins and aspirations: voluntary women's organisations and the representation of housewives, mothers and citizens 2. Housewives and citizens: the rights and duties of women citizens 3. Moral dilemmas: divorce, birth control and abortion 4. Welfare rights for women: maternity care, social welfare benefits and family allowances 5. Active citizenship for women: war and protest 6. Housewives and citizens: post-war planning and the post-war years 7. Domesticity, modernity and women's rights: voluntary women's organisations and the women's movement 1950-64 Conclusion Index
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