Indexes journal, magazine, and newspaper articles, newsletters, regional publications, books, booklets and pamphlets, conference proceedings, and government and special reports.
Cites works (encyclopedias, journal articles, bibliographies, poetry, autobiographies, histories and dissertations) written in or translated into English on women and gender.
Covers from the women of the Rus (900-1462), through empresses and serfs (1695-1855), industrialization and urbanization (1855-1914), activist women and revolutionary change (1890-1930) to the present.
Provides information on individuals and organizations associated with Russian women's movements from the 19th century to the Revolution of 1917 through the Soviet era (1917-1991) and transitional and post-Soviet eras (1985-).
Analysis of women and society throughout history and around the world. Covers women in the sciences, literature, arts, history, philosophy, and religion. Extensive bibliographic sources.
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