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Köp båda 2 för 3069 krSara L. Kimble is a historian at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois. Marion Rwekamp is Feodor Lynen Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation at UNAM and the Colegio de Mxico in Mexico City.
Preface [Ute Gerhard and Karen Offen] Acknowledgments Introduction: Legal Cultures and Communities of Female Protest in Modern European History, 1860-1960s [Sara L. Kimble and Marion Rwekamp] Part I: Gender and Family Law 1. Adaptation, Emulation, or Tradition?: Greek Family Law and the Courts in the First Decades of the Modern Greek State [Evdoxios Doxiadis] 2. Family Law, Legal Reforms, Female Lawyers and Feminist Claims in Spain, 1868-1950 [Gloria Nielfa] 3. Democracy at Home: Debating Family and Marriage Law in the First Czechoslovak Republic, 19181938 [Melissa Feinberg] 4. Equality at Stake: Legal and National Discourses on Family Law in Czechoslovakia, 1918-1931 [Jana Osterkamp] Part II: Women in the Legal Professions 5. The Rise of "Modern Portias": Feminist Legal Activism in Republican France, 1890s-1940s [Sara L. Kimble] 6. Women and the Courts in Twentieth-Century Belgium: An Historical Perspective [Eva Schandevyl] 7. The First Lawyers and Attorneys: The Struggle for Professional Recognition of Womens Rights in Yugoslavia, 1918-1953 [Gordana Stojakovi] 8. Bulgarian Women in Legal Education and the Legal Profession During the First Half of the Twentieth Century [Krassimira Daskalova] 9. "The Napoleonic Civil Code is to Blame for My Decision to Study Law": Female Polish Law Students and Lawyers in the Second Polish Republic (1918-1939) [Iwona Dadej] 10. Women, Equal Rights and the Legal Profession in Germany, 1895-1933 [Marion Rwekamp] 11. Feminism and Criminology in Britain, 1910-1950 [Anne Logan] 12. Attempting to Advocate: Women Entering the Legal Profession in Finland, 1885-1915 [Mia Korpiola] Part III: Transnational and International Intersections 13. Tracking Feminist Interventions in International Law Issues at the League of Nations: From the Nationality of Married Women to Legal Equality in the Family, 1919-1970 [Catherine Jacques] 14. "Who Belongs" or the Question of Womens Citizenship in Switzerland Since 1798 [Regina Wecker] 15. Legal Position of Women in Portugal: The Case of the Standing Committee on Legislation of the National Council of Portuguese Women (CNMP), 19141947 [Anne Cova] 16. Night Work for White Women and Bonded Labour for "Native" Women?: Contentious Traditions and the Globalization of Gender-Specific Labour Protection and Legal Equality Politics, 1926 to 1939 [Susan Zimmermann]