Table of contents for Post-Soviet women : from the Baltic to Central Asia / edited by Mary Buckley.


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1. Victims and agents: gender in post-Soviet states Mary Buckley
Part I. Women in the russian Federation: 2. Do Russian women want to work Sarah Ashwin and Elain Bowers
3. Rural women and the impact of economic change Sue Bridger
4. Women and the culture of entrepreneurship Marta Bruno
5. Images of an ideal woman: perceptions of Russian womanhood through the media, education and women's own eyes Rebecca Kay
6. 'She was asking for it': rape and domestic violence against women Lynne Attwood
7. 'For the sake of the children: gender and migration in the former Soviet Union Hilary Pilkington
8. When the fighting is over: the soldiers' mothers and the Afghan madonnas Kathryn Pinnick
9. Adaptation of the Soviet women's committee: deputies' voices from 'Women of Russia' Mary Buckley
10. Women's groups in Russia Olga Lipovskaya
Part II. Women Outside Russia in Newly Independent States: 11. Women in changing societies: Latvia and Lithuania Nijole White
12. Progress on hold: the conservative faces of women in Ukraine Solomea Pavlychko
13. Out of the kitchen into the crossfire: women in independent Armenia Nora Dudwick
14. The women's peace train in Georgia Tamara Dragadze
15. Between tradition and modernity: the dilemma facing contemporary Central Asian women Shirin Akiner.


Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Women Russia (Federation) Social conditions, Women Former Soviet republics Social conditions, Women Russia (Federation) Economic conditions, Women Former Soviet republics Economic conditions