Mothers and soldiers : gender, citizenship, and civil society in contemporary Russia / Amy Caiazza.

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Caiazza, Amy B [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: New York : Routledge, 2002Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781136769948
1136769943
9781136769931
1136769935

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Mothers and soldiers.DDC classification:

305.42 23

LOC classification:

HQ755.86

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Contents:

Gender ideologies and motherhood policy -- Gender ideologies and military service policy.

Review: "As the Soviet communist regime gave way to democracy the emergence of an entirely new political and social landscape had the potential to turn Russian society upside down. In Mothers and Soldiers Amy Caiazza looks at the effects of this seismic change on gender roles, and specifically the role of women in a newly democratic Russia. Observing through a gendered lens, institutions like the military, and the process of making public policy, Caiazza finds that despite the institutional disruption, the pattern of gender role ideologies maintained continuity from the former times while at the same time embracing aspects of Western feminism."--Jacket.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Gender ideologies and motherhood policy -- Gender ideologies and military service policy.

"As the Soviet communist regime gave way to democracy the emergence of an entirely new political and social landscape had the potential to turn Russian society upside down. In Mothers and Soldiers Amy Caiazza looks at the effects of this seismic change on gender roles, and specifically the role of women in a newly democratic Russia. Observing through a gendered lens, institutions like the military, and the process of making public policy, Caiazza finds that despite the institutional disruption, the pattern of gender role ideologies maintained continuity from the former times while at the same time embracing aspects of Western feminism."--Jacket.

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