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<p>with The Publication Of <i>peace As A Women's Issue</i>,the Critical Role Women Have Played In The Us Feminist Peace Movement Will, At Long Last, Become Visible. This Absorbing New Book Traces The Development Of The Women's Campaign For Peace In The United States From Its Roots In Nineteenth Century Abolitionist And Suffrage Movements To Its Expression During The Recent War In The Middle East.<p><i>peace As A Women's Issue</i>identifies And Follows The Four Most Consistent And Well-developed Themes Within The Movement's History: The Connection Often Made Between Militarism And Violence Against Women; The Idea That Women Are The Mother Of Society And Therefore Inherently Against War; The Belief That Women Are Prone By Nature To Act As Responsible Citizens; And The Desire Many Women Feel To Be Independent Of Male Control.<p>this Long-awaited History Of The Feminist Peace Movement In The United States Makes Possible A Fuller, Better Nuanced, And More Balanced Treatment Of The History Of The Entire U.s. Peace Movement. It Will Be Of Great Interest To Historians, Students, And Scholars Of Women's Studies And Peace Studies As Well As To Those Interested In Actively Working Toward Peac

Author

Harriet Hyman Alonso.

Publisher

Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press

Published

1993

Language

EN

ISBN

9780815625650

Subjects

Political Science, History, Social_sciences