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Abortion Politics Womens Movements And The Democratic State A Comparative Study Of State Feminism Gender And Politics Series Dorothy Mcbride Stetson

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Abortion Politics Womens Movements And The Democratic State A Comparative Study Of State Feminism Gender And Politics Series Dorothy Mcbride Stetson
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Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
File Extension: PDF
File size: 20.07 MB
Pages: 341
Author: Dorothy McBride Stetson
ISBN: 0199242658, 9780199242658, 0199242666, 9780199242665
Language: English
Year: 2002

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Abortion Politics Womens Movements And The Democratic State A Comparative Study Of State Feminism Gender And Politics Series Dorothy Mcbride Stetson by Dorothy Mcbride Stetson 0199242658, 9780199242658, 0199242666, 9780199242665 instant download after payment.

Containing the results of a cross-national research project on abortion politics in eleven democratic states (between the 1960s and 2000), this volume marks major progress in abortion research. It develops a comprehensive research design to examine whether or not women's policy agencies (institutional groups intended to improve the status of women) have functioned as necessary and effective allies of women's movements. It explores their efforts to gain access to power arenas and secure abortion laws that coincide with feminist goals. Indeed, these findings constitute a rigorous application of comparative methodology to assess explanations from social movement and democratic theory pertaining to variations in state feminism and movement success.

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