Born in the second half of the 19th century, Romanian feminism manifested intensively in the interwar period, although most of the women involved in the movement were representative for female elite, not very many, compared to the rest of the population. The first feminist activists discovered the French feminism through studies and internships abroad, ties strengthening up, as the Romanian feminist movement was integrated, organized, and publicly stated, after the 1918 Union. The internationally involvement of the main associations, national actions and propaganda, the acquired "victories" (the civil rights in 1932, the political rights in 1938) constitute the irrefutable evidence that an important feminist movement existed in the Romanian...
This study aims to analyse the issue of women’s status in Romanian society from the perspective of l...
Blum Françoise. Le féminisme sous la troisième république: 1914-1939. L'impact de la guerre sur les ...
International audienceSocial frustration following the war and the apparent disorders of democratic ...
Born in the second half of the 19th century, Romanian feminism manifested intensively in the interwa...
The National Orthodox Society of Romanian Women was a national cultural association, which functione...
The present article focuses on the connections between the National Council of Women (NCW) and the I...
The author places the beginnings of the "de-construction" of feminism in Romania in the timeframe be...
Les deux décennies bornées par la Première et la Seconde Guerres mondiales furent une période partic...
The article focuses on the comparison between the Romanian and the Belgian feminisms between the War...
In Romania, only after almost quarter-century since the fall of communism we can talk about feminism...
The newly formed Greater Romania engaged in a process of modernization, with Bucharest as its flagsh...
En 1868, vingt ans après la naissance du féminisme américain, se forme en Europe un mouvement pour ...
Much of the recent literature on cultural demobilisation or remobilisation after the First World War...
Between 1944 and 1989, the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) took several steps in order to transform t...
The book offers a sociological approach on the women identity's reconstruction after the collapse of...
This study aims to analyse the issue of women’s status in Romanian society from the perspective of l...
Blum Françoise. Le féminisme sous la troisième république: 1914-1939. L'impact de la guerre sur les ...
International audienceSocial frustration following the war and the apparent disorders of democratic ...
Born in the second half of the 19th century, Romanian feminism manifested intensively in the interwa...
The National Orthodox Society of Romanian Women was a national cultural association, which functione...
The present article focuses on the connections between the National Council of Women (NCW) and the I...
The author places the beginnings of the "de-construction" of feminism in Romania in the timeframe be...
Les deux décennies bornées par la Première et la Seconde Guerres mondiales furent une période partic...
The article focuses on the comparison between the Romanian and the Belgian feminisms between the War...
In Romania, only after almost quarter-century since the fall of communism we can talk about feminism...
The newly formed Greater Romania engaged in a process of modernization, with Bucharest as its flagsh...
En 1868, vingt ans après la naissance du féminisme américain, se forme en Europe un mouvement pour ...
Much of the recent literature on cultural demobilisation or remobilisation after the First World War...
Between 1944 and 1989, the Romanian Communist Party (PCR) took several steps in order to transform t...
The book offers a sociological approach on the women identity's reconstruction after the collapse of...
This study aims to analyse the issue of women’s status in Romanian society from the perspective of l...
Blum Françoise. Le féminisme sous la troisième république: 1914-1939. L'impact de la guerre sur les ...
International audienceSocial frustration following the war and the apparent disorders of democratic ...