Working-class women’s political commitment in France since 1945

Working-class women’s political commitment in France since 1945
No 265, 2018/4 - 192 pages
Pages 3 to 15

Women, commitment and working classes. A living history

By Ingrid Hayes, Magali Della Sudda
Pages 17 to 35

Women in the family movement: Working-class, gendered activism (1935-1957)

By Geneviève Dermenjian
Pages 37 to 53

The Union of French Women during the Trente Glorieuses: Between “social mothering”, women’s rights and Communism

By Dominique Loiseau
Pages 55 to 70

The Confédération syndicale des familles: A regional survey

By Lilian Mathieu
Pages 71 to 93

Origins and limitations of feminist awareness in labour conflicts (Roubaix, 1970s)

By Ingrid Hayes, Karel Yon
Pages 95 to 110

Women union activists’ relationship to gender and class: Two emancipation paths

By Eve Meuret-Campfort
Pages 111 to 124

The emergence of women’s history, post-1968

By Michelle Perrot, interview with Ingrid Hayes, and Frank Georgi
Pages 125 to 141

Viewpoint: Student debt, an American situation?

By Marianne Debouzy

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Pages 143 to 186

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