Women, Power, and Politics in Britain, 1945-1997
Women, Power, and Politics in Britain, 1945-1997
Muggeridge, Anna; Hussain, Farah; Jenkins, Lyndsey; Davidson, Ruth
Oxford University Press
07/2026
416
Dura
Inglês
9780198913306
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Laura Beers: Foreword: Women Politicians or Women-oriented Politics? Ruth Davidson, Farah Hussain, Lyndsey Jenkins, and Anna Muggeridge: Introduction 1: Laura Beers: Women Politicians or Women-oriented Politics? Part I: Structures and Institutions 2: Anna Muggeridge and Maggie Andrews: Women and the Liberal Party in the 1940s and 50s 3: Daryl Leeworthy: Women, party politics, and Welsh local government, 1945-1997: a cause in common? 4: Lisa Berry-Waite: 'We are therefore asking you to provide us with more suitable facilities': women MPs and parliamentary space, 1945-1997 5: N. C. Fleming: Women and the Conservative Monday Club, c. 1961-1991 6: Krista Cowman: Municipal socialist feminisms: local authority women's committees in the 1980s 7: Emma Lundin: Building alliances and making enemies: the quest for gender quotas within the Labour Party Part II: Campaigns and Causes 8: Gillian Murphy: 'School for women MPs'? Non-party women's organisations and increasing female representation 9: Micaela Panes: End of an era? Labour women's activism in South Wales, c.1945-1960s 10: Anna Bocking-Welch, Richard Huzzey, Cristina Leston-Bandeira, and Henry Miller: Women MPs, Petitions, and Representation 11: Olivia Dee: 'I am one of the few people here...physically capable of appreciating...exactly what an unwanted pregnancy can mean.': abortion discourse from women MPs in Parliament 1966-1990 12: Tom Chidwick: 'Opportunities for new beginnings': women and the politics of Scottish devolution 13: Jessica White: After inertia: Doreen Lawrence, the press, and political power in Britain 1993-1999 14: Susie Deedigan and Deirdre Foley: 'Sit down all you silly women': forming the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition, 1996-1998 Part III: Careers and Experiences 15: Jim Tomlinson: Florence Horsburgh MP: from 'women's town' to Cabinet Minister, 1931-1955 16: Mari Takayanagi: Women in Parliamentary delegations: Muriel Nichol and Elaine Burton 17: Lyndsey Jenkins: 'Questions of social justice rather than feminism': Lena Jeger and 'women's issues' on the Labour backbenches in the 1950s and 1960s 18: Gary Love: 'The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world': the role of women in the Conservative Party's international affairs, 1959-78 19: Mary Honeyball: Women in leadership positions in London local government in the 1980s: personal reflections 20: Daniel Frost: 'I am only a lucky mother': Gee Bernard and political ambivalence 21: Emma Peplow and Priscila Pivatto: 'It's got to be possible': women's political careers and family lives since the 1960s as told to the History of Parliament Trust's oral history project Sarah Childs: Afterword
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Laura Beers: Foreword: Women Politicians or Women-oriented Politics? Ruth Davidson, Farah Hussain, Lyndsey Jenkins, and Anna Muggeridge: Introduction 1: Laura Beers: Women Politicians or Women-oriented Politics? Part I: Structures and Institutions 2: Anna Muggeridge and Maggie Andrews: Women and the Liberal Party in the 1940s and 50s 3: Daryl Leeworthy: Women, party politics, and Welsh local government, 1945-1997: a cause in common? 4: Lisa Berry-Waite: 'We are therefore asking you to provide us with more suitable facilities': women MPs and parliamentary space, 1945-1997 5: N. C. Fleming: Women and the Conservative Monday Club, c. 1961-1991 6: Krista Cowman: Municipal socialist feminisms: local authority women's committees in the 1980s 7: Emma Lundin: Building alliances and making enemies: the quest for gender quotas within the Labour Party Part II: Campaigns and Causes 8: Gillian Murphy: 'School for women MPs'? Non-party women's organisations and increasing female representation 9: Micaela Panes: End of an era? Labour women's activism in South Wales, c.1945-1960s 10: Anna Bocking-Welch, Richard Huzzey, Cristina Leston-Bandeira, and Henry Miller: Women MPs, Petitions, and Representation 11: Olivia Dee: 'I am one of the few people here...physically capable of appreciating...exactly what an unwanted pregnancy can mean.': abortion discourse from women MPs in Parliament 1966-1990 12: Tom Chidwick: 'Opportunities for new beginnings': women and the politics of Scottish devolution 13: Jessica White: After inertia: Doreen Lawrence, the press, and political power in Britain 1993-1999 14: Susie Deedigan and Deirdre Foley: 'Sit down all you silly women': forming the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition, 1996-1998 Part III: Careers and Experiences 15: Jim Tomlinson: Florence Horsburgh MP: from 'women's town' to Cabinet Minister, 1931-1955 16: Mari Takayanagi: Women in Parliamentary delegations: Muriel Nichol and Elaine Burton 17: Lyndsey Jenkins: 'Questions of social justice rather than feminism': Lena Jeger and 'women's issues' on the Labour backbenches in the 1950s and 1960s 18: Gary Love: 'The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world': the role of women in the Conservative Party's international affairs, 1959-78 19: Mary Honeyball: Women in leadership positions in London local government in the 1980s: personal reflections 20: Daniel Frost: 'I am only a lucky mother': Gee Bernard and political ambivalence 21: Emma Peplow and Priscila Pivatto: 'It's got to be possible': women's political careers and family lives since the 1960s as told to the History of Parliament Trust's oral history project Sarah Childs: Afterword
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