The American Historical Review · 1999 · 36 citations · 0 references
Women EmpowermentWomen's RightSocial ChangeFeminist DebateSocial SciencesEqual ParticipationFeminist ResearchGender StudiesTransnational FeminismsFormidable Fighting ForceFeminist ScholarshipFeminist PerspectiveFeminist Political TheoryFeminist TheorySocial MovementsFeminist PhilosophyWomen's EmpowermentSociologyFranchise ExtensionPolitical MovementsPolitical Science
This text shows how the Women's movement, through its network of organization and its powerful and widespread campaigning, was transformed and developed into a formidable fighting force. It continued its assualt on entrenched positions to secure women's full and equal participation in society - in politics, commerce, industry and the professions, education, welfare, politics and for franchise extension.