Peace as a women's issue :a history of the U.S. movement for world peace and women's rights /Harriet Hyman Alonso.
Description
1. Coming to Terms -- 2. Developing a Feminist-Pacifist Consciousness, 1820-1914 -- 3. Suffragist-Pacifists versus the Great War, 1914-1919 -- 4. Former Suffragists for Peace during the Interwar Years, 1919-1935 -- 5. Dilemmas, Quandaries, and Tensions during War, 1935-1945 -- 6. The Effects of McCarthyism on Feminist-Pacifists, 1945-1960 -- 7. From Civil Rights to the Second Wave of the Feminist Movement, 1960-1975 -- 8. Feminist Peace Activism and the United Nations' Decade for Women, 1975-1985 -- 9. Conclusion -- App. A. A Chronological Listing of U.S. Women's Rights Peace Organizations and Committees -- App. B. A Partial Chronology of the Metropolitan New York Branch of WILPF.
xix, 340 pages :illustrations ;23 cm.
Book Details
Author
Alonso, Harriet Hyman.
Place Published
City
Syracuse, N.Y.
Date Published
1993
Publication Subjects
Women and peace--History.
Peace movements--United States--History.
Women's rights--United States--History.