Womens History Review

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Women’s history at the cutting edge. An Italian perspective	12
‘We support child support:’ American women’s activism through the association for children for enforcement of support, 1984–2005	9
Don’t call it magic: Indigenous knowledges in sixteenth-century Portuguese Inquisition trials of women in Brazil and West Africa	8
‘Taking birth back into our own hands:’ childbirth, feminism, and the interstitial archive in West Germany	6
Women’s campaigning, petitioning, and grassroots activism, 1945–1997	6
‘Delighting in fighting “a womanless past”: remembering Dale Spender (1943–2023)’	6
Chrystal Macmillan, 1872–1937: campaigner for equality, justice and peace	6
Women in New Nepal: Through the Lens of Classed, Ethnic, and Gendered Peripheries	5
Gender in urban development of post-war Europe. Women’s social position in the planning strategies of Basildon (UK) and Pernik (Bulgaria) in the long 1950s	5
‘The right to choose? Facing infertility’: emotion and the evolving discussion of infertility and assisted reproductive technologies in Spare Rib	4
The ambivalent faces of domestic queens: gender, power, and political crisis in the nineteenth century Iberian Peninsula	4
Introduction: transnational women’s activism	4
Flying ahead inside and outside of the circus tent, 1927–1960s: Ma and the Flying Melzoras	3
Coercive control, financial abuse, and reproductive coercion and abuse in a settler colony: Western Australia, 1860–1900	3
‘They were their boyfriends’: the construction of the image of the perpetrator in cases of sexual assault in the community of Manta during the Peruvian internal armed conflict	3
‘One woman show’: Lillian Browse’s wartime exhibitions in Britain, 1940–45	3
Survival is a Promise: the eternal life of Audre Lorde	3
Miss Jack May, Lady Farmer in England and Canada	3
Nemone Lethbridge’s play Baby Blues on BBC television: maternal mental illness narratives, stigma and support in 1970s Britain	3
Ideal beauty: the life and times of Greta Garbo	3
In the shadow of genocide: female perpetrators of the Armenian Genocide	3
‘Careers for women’: BBC women’s radio programmes and the ‘professional’, 1923–1955	2
Women’s post-war political activism in Britain: priorities, campaigns, and strategies	2
Driven by nationalism and entertainment: the representation of ‘comfort women’ on Weibo	2
A Chinese Portia: Laura M. White’s translation and reconstruction of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice	2

Madge Gill: challenging domesticity	2
Erna Eckstein-Schlossmann’s exile years in Turkey, 1935–1950: a biographical and gendered approach to migration history	2
Fearless women: feminist patriots from Abigail Adams to Beyoncé Fearless women: feminist patriots from Abigail Adams to Beyoncé , by Elizabeth Cobbs, Cambridge, Harvard	2
Living with other women’s lives: ‘research resonance’ in the context of life history interviewing	2
The translation of women within the context of the Ottoman-Turkish women’s movement (1868–1935)	2
Daring to hope, my life in the 1970s	2
Teenage Intimacies: young women, sex and social life in England, 1950–80	2
Frances Duberly: a failed Crimean heroine?	2
Out from the shadows: gendered archetypes and the landscape of history	2
Ruth Price: creating a nation’s pop scene	2
Homemaking as a civic duty: contestations on the role of Filipino women in the debate on suffrage	2
British Blonde: Women, Desire and the Image in Post-war Britain	1
Youth, suffering and ‘comfort women’ in Timor-Leste: towards a people's perspective of history	1
Visiting medical staff in Soviet Lithuania: between duties to the regime and women’s needs	1
‘Girls! there’s still time to earn a man-size wage’: representing gender discrimination legislation in the 1970s in UK print media.	1
Contentious catalysts: beguines, place, and identity in late medieval Mainz	1
Woman and Her Sphere: niche bookselling: niche research	1
The ‘comfort women’ of Malaysia and Singapore as transnational history and memory	1
Women's participation and social demands in the Italian 1960s: the case study of the National Council of Italian Women	1
Professionalisation of home economists in Britain from the 1950s to the 1980s: mediating small domestic electrical appliances	1
Distorting the witness: how digital mediation shapes contemporary understandings of wartime sexual violence in the Anti-Japanese War	1
Harriett Wilson, Audrey Harvey and Margaret Wynn: poverty, research and social action in 1950–1970s Britain	1
The missing and imagined perpetrator in rape prevention efforts	1
Viewpoint: engaging the public with the Pankhurst home	1
Elizabeth Cady Stanton. A revolutionary life	1
Archiving, exhibiting, and curating the history of feminisms in the global twentieth century: an introduction	1
Virgínia de Castro e Almeida and women’s presence in international cooperation during the interwar period	1
Vietnamese ‘comfort women’: history without memory	1
Historicising the perpetrators of sexual violence: global perspectives from the modern world	1
Towards empowerment capital: a new lens on women’s ethnic associationalism in British migrant communities in Asia	1
Men and masculinities in modern Britain: A history for the present	1
Images of Chinese women in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century European exotic knowledge books	1
Archiving the initiative of the Chinese rural left-behind women of migrant men in modern epistolary narratives (1910s–1920s)	1
Women, Gender, and Technosciences, 1900–2020: a beard to govern	1
‘Appropriated to her own use and benefit’: women, larceny, and race in post-Civil War South Carolina	1
Unveiling non-elite female knowledge: accusations of witchcraft and social networks in seventeenth-century Lisbon	1
The business of birth: malpractice and maternity care in the United States	1
The ‘forgotten’ flower painter? Lee Boon Ngan and her quiet innovations in postcolonial Singapore	1
‘Why, it’s like Belgium!’: the Women’s International League in the Irish War of Independence 1919–1921	1
Savile’s shadow: exceptionalism and shifting historical perpetration narratives, 1964–2012	1
Learning by doing: the legacy of 1918 for female German antifascists	1
Reading letters of an eighteenth-century femme philosophe: love as an existential and creative force in Émilie Du Châtelet’s correspondence	1
Introduction: reflections on women's history from Japan	1
‘Like Open Confectionery Shops’: female convents and commercial competition in eighteenth-century Valencia	1
Sharing work and family: women teachers who wed male teachers in Ottoman Palestine	1
Translocal homemaking and home unmaking in the letter memoir of Alice Lucy Hodson	1
Socialisation and class regulation in Catholic convent schools: Australia, 1875–1920	1
A history of survival: preserving and working with an archive of single parent activism	1
‘What sort of mother is that?’: Natalia Gorbanevskaia, the Soviet human rights movement, and contested notions of motherhood under late Soviet socialism	1
Women working in Irish language broadcasting: tensions between minority categories	1

Power and patriarchy in the British country house: introduction to the special issue	1
‘I Do Not Believe In Silence’ by Clare Shaw, from Head On (Bloodaxe Books, 2012)	0
Herawati Diah’s cultural diplomacy: redefining the role of a diplomat’s spouse in 1950s–1960s Indonesia	0
(Un)gendered workers and women's rights in authoritarian Czechoslovakia	0
Situating love and loss: making a film, re-making a world	0
Woman’s Weekly and lower-middle-class domestic culture in Britain, 1918–1958: making homemakers	0
Taking travel home: the souvenir culture of British women tourists, 1750-1830	0
Lady doctors and bean picking: a woman doctor’s influence on menstrual education and myth in one girls’ boarding school in England, 1912–1932	0
Representing women across the public/private divide: Kerstin Hesselgren’s image in the Swedish digital archives	0
‘Girls, Don’t Talk Slang!’: late-Victorian verbal hygiene and contested gender roles	0
Deeds and words: suffrage and the London library	0
Millicent Garrett Fawcett: Selected Writings	0
Out of His Mind: Masculinity and Mental Illness in Victorian Britain	0
Arriving from the revolution: International Women’s Year in the Portuguese ‘Hot Summer’	0
In her hands: women’s fight against AIDS in the United States	0
Australian academic women and promotion since 1975: patriarchal equilibrium?	0
A new phase of activism: women’s occupational organisations and married women’s paid work after the Second World War in Britain	0
The other Emmeline: the story of Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence	0
Colonized bodies: intersectional women’s movements of Korea and the Korean diaspora in the U.S.	0
Women, Empires, and Body Politics at the United Nations, 1946–1975	0
Great expectations and hard times:- the advent of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919 and women’s entry to the legal profession	0
Phyllis Murray née Keller (1888–1977): suffragette, sportswoman, dancer, gardener, woodworker, dressmaker, car mechanic and much-loved grandmother	0
Women and the making of museums and galleries: histories, institutions, and hidden labour	0
‘If she had not that pain, she would have the pain of labour’: abortion in nineteenth-century Ireland	0
Oral histories of Tibetan women: whispers from the roof of the world (Routledge research in gender and history)	0
Fashioning and advocacy: Jeanne ‘Johnny’ Bradnock and the valuing of BBC television make-up and wardrobe, 1946–1964	0
Labours of love? Gift labour, women, and exchange in mid-nineteenth century Britain	0
‘Gloried in her grotesque and spurious manhood’: constructing the uniformed woman of the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry, 1907–1920	0
Material lives: women makers and consumer culture in the eighteenth century	0
Women, media, and power in Indonesia	0
Disrupting the estate: Katharine Pleydell-Bouverie at Coleshill	0
‘The negro type of beauty’: Black Women modernist muses in Jacob Epstein’s Art, 1915–1959	0
Women in STEM in Higher Educations: Good practices of attraction, access, and retainment in higher education Women in STEM in Higher Educations: Good practices of attraction, access, an	0
‘Television grew with us, and we grew with television’: women producers, cultural programming and governmentality in early Indian television (1970s–1980s)	0
Jewish Refugees and the British Nursing Profession: a gendered opportunity	0
Mrs Ann Errington of Sacriston: the political biography of a Durham miner's wife between the wars	0
Loud shoes: art curation in Ipswich Museums	0
‘Alice Diamond, giant—queen of the terrors’: female gangsterism, violence and criminal mythmaking in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century London ‘underworld’	0
Strategic negotiations in translation: Fatma Aliye’s Meram and the repositioning of women’s voices	0
The Italian connection: Donne in Lotta per la Pace, the Women’s International Democratic Federation, and transnational pacifism in the 1980s	0
The hidden half: the double lives of Chinese migrant women in post-war Britain	0
Adventures in sound. Rhoda Power, archaeology and BBC Schools Radio, 1941–1945	0
‘For the benefit of mothers and children:’ welfare, daycare, and cheap labor in the 1960s	0
Voices of women in the global south: Tricontinental magazine and the new feminist narrative (1967-2018)	0
The English Divorce Courts, non-physical ‘cruelty’ and ‘coercive control’ in wives’ petitions, 1857–1914	0
What was it like to be sixteen and female when the UK’s Sex Discrimination Act (1975) was passed?	0
Writing to exist: Mes’adet Bedirhan’s pleas for Ottoman women	0
Using women’s memories of food in intercultural households to locate female agency and evolving cultural identities in Leicester, England, 1960–1995	0
Religion, Gender and Race in Western European Arts and Culture: thinking through religious transformation	0
The betrayal of Anne Frank: a cold case investigation	0
Domestic Space in Britain, 1750–1840: Materiality, Sociability and Emotion	0
A culture of curiosity: science in the eighteenth-century home	0
‘The whole of this work to be done by men’: the gendered dynamics of museum work, c. 1850–1914	0
Fragments and traces: uncovering Sabine Winn’s reading experiences, 1734–1798	0
Surgery and salvation: the roots of reproductive injustice in Mexico, 1770–1940	0
Women and the miners’ strike, 1984–1985	0
Indonesian women’s journey reflection: understanding the past, present and future challenges	0
Between feminism and partisanship: the rise and decline of the women’s movement in Belize, 1975–1993	0
Beyond the headlines: Annie Holt and her Australian matrimonial agency	0
Mediating women: the International Council of Women and the rise of (trans)national broadcasting	0
Gender, Crime, and Murder in Victorian England: The ‘Black Ghost’ of Bermondsey	0
Thanks to Life: A Biography of Violeta Parra	0
A grand day for Congleton: unveiling the statue Elizabeth Wolstenholme Elmy, Britain’s most radical suffragist	0
‘Who makes history anyway?’: history-making at Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp	0
Edith Summerskill: letters from deserted wives	0
Mrs Pankhurst’s bodyguard: on the trail of ‘Kitty’ Marshall and the met police ‘Cats’ Mrs Pankhurst’s bodyguard: on the trail of ‘Kitty’ Marshall and the met police ‘Cats’	0
Bankrupt widows. Gendered features of merchant business and bankruptcy in late pre-industrial society	0
Female philanthropic voluntary action: the battle for the hearts, minds and souls of Victorian sailors, soldiers and their families	0
Introduction: women’s and gender history in the Iberian worlds: global knowledge production	0
Rape revisited: Joanna Bourke reflects on historicizing sexual violence, in conversation with Ruth Beecher	0
Challenging domesticity in Britain, 1890-1990: special issue introduction	0
Reading the silences: Trudie Denman and the women’s movement in the first half of the twentieth century	0
Emma Goldman’s ‘the traffic in women’ revisited: sex work, sweatshops, and discourses of slavery	0
On this day she: putting women back into history one day at a time Jo Bell	0
Beyond the ‘bitter bread of dependence’: working women and the business of women’s dress in Dorothy Whipple’s High Wages (1930)	0
Maternity care and infrastructures in Spain during Franco's regime	0
‘It is to be assumed that members of C. na m Ban cannot be kept out of such a body!’: women, Irish republicanism, and prisoner support work 1939–45	0
The Strongest Link: An Oral History of Wartime Rape Survivors in Kosovo	0
‘Blessed be the fruit’: doing sports while breastfeeding, the making of gender bicategorisation	0
Patriarchy, honour, and violence: masculinities in premodern Europe	0

‘The voice of the true British housewife’: the politics of housewifery at Labour’s women’s conferences, 1945–1959	0
Apartheid’s ‘rape crisis’: understanding and addressing sexual violence in South Africa, 1970s–1990s	0
Patterns in a short life: Theodosia Barker Dean (1819–1843) the first British-born woman to publish in Chinese	0
The women’s refuge as ‘homeplace’: Black and Asian women’s refuges in Britain as spaces of community and resistance (1980–2000)	0
The female imagination: a literary and psychological investigation of women’s writing	0
Sexual violence, deviance, and the paraphilias in American psychiatry, 1952–2013	0
History on trial: the abortion wars	0
International Women’s Year and women’s activism: a comparative look at Poland and Spain	0
On Katherine Turk’s The Women of NOW , feminist historiography and the popular memory of the second wave	0
Feminist Mental Health Activism in England	0
Reflections on women’s activism in twentieth-century Britain	0
Divorced, beheaded … survived: what the six wives of Henry VIII can tell us about ourselves	0
Biography of a Revolution. The Feminist Roots of Human Rights in Egypt	0
Knowledge production and activism on the ‘comfort women’ in Northeast and Southeast Asia	0
Mirabai in public spheres	0
History and legacy of the suffragette fellowship: calling all women	0
The boss: female executives and the inertia of postfeminism	0
Remembering my friend and colleague Gisela Bock	0
Unclean dirt: Katharine Bruce Glasier and the pithead baths campaign, 1906–1926	0
Pregnancy and performance: Irish women’s strategies for childbirth from Dublin workhouses to New York hospitals, 1855–1865	0
The Patriarchs: the origins of inequality The Patriarchs: the origins of inequality , by Angela Saini, Boston, Beacon Press, 2023, vii + 246pp, $26.95 (hardcover), ISBN	0
Lady amateurs and women musicians: parlour music composers in 1890s Australia	0
Reproductive rights in modern France: feminism, contraception and abortion, 1950–1980	0
Revisiting the legacy: the historical influence of Mary Daly, Janice Raymond, and Shelia Jeffreys on ‘gender-critical’ feminism	0
Silenced narratives of ‘comfort women’: Japanese women as gendered imperial subjects	0
‘Carrying it on her shoulder, like an Irish-woman’: early modern English traveller perceptions of women in Ireland, America, and Africa, 1555–1745	0
‘A grotesque excuse for shirking what must be done’: the Medical Women’s Federation survey menstruation, 1925–1949	0
Lads’ mags and the postfeminist masquerade: the aftermath of an era of inequality	0
‘God is an equal opportunities employer- pity about the Church’: humour and the campaign for women’s ordination in the Church of England, 1978–1994	0
Portraits and Poses: Female Intellectual Authority, Agency and Authorship in Early Modern Europe	0
‘I was utterly at my husband’s mercy’: voices from the Women’s Co-operative Guild, 1910–1914	0
Female roles in Western-style Chinese opera: from Confucianist female archetype and political allegory to postmodern complexity	0
Urban misogyny: the construction of the other in the discourse of laonü in China	0
Gendered urbanization, women’s invisibility, and the making of ‘men’s city’ in colonial Enugu–Nigeria, 1909–1960	0
Women as concordia seekers in Ancient Rome: gender discourses and propaganda ideology (second-first centuries BC)	0
Male suicide and masculinity in 19th-century Britain: stories of self-destruction	0
‘It’s a really empty feeling’: women’s experiences of miscarriage and pregnancy loss in late twentieth-century Ireland	0
Women on the Right: politics and social action in comparative and transnational perspective, 1870s–1990s	0
Staging emancipation and its limits: East German cultural diplomacy, the German Democratic Women’s League, and the 1975 World Congress of Women in East Berlin	0
‘Ladies, use your needles in the cause of bleeding humanity’: emotion and needlework in the antislavery fair	0
A genealogy of silencing: tracing the impact of critiques of the hegemonic discourse on female genital mutilation	0
L ibertine London: sex in the eighteenth-century metropolis	0
Emotions in the making: sexual violence in the Japanese empire, 1937–1945	0
The marriage question: George Eliot’s double life	0
‘Notes on a Community Struggle’ Big Flame, the Kirkby rent strike and the ‘mass struggle of housewives’	0
‘The thin edge of the wedge’? Tea-shop waitresses, the British press and the women’s suffrage movement	0
Frontiers of human capital? women and the professions in the Angloworld	0
Fixing women: the birth of obstetrics and gynecology in Britain and America	0
Deserted wives and economic divorce in 19th-century England and Wales: ‘for wives alone’	0
Selling India goods: East Indies trade and the rise of female makers and retailers in seventeenth and eighteenth-century England	0
The financing of convents by women in Ireland, 1774–1860	0
Material Masculinities: Men and Goods in Eighteenth-century England	0
‘Surveying value in women's work: a view through the eyes of the International Council of Women's broadcasting committee 1935–1960’	0
Interwoven histories: women and the making of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen	0
The Loving Embrace: Women’s Legal Mobilization in favor of a Feminist Constitution in Colombia in 1991	0
The Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW): from its radical preamble to its contemporary intersectional approach	0
Julia Wedgwood, the Unexpected Victorian: the life and writing of a remarkable female intellectual	0
Seeing the signs: thinking historically about coercive control	0
Recognising women’s contributions to the Parliamentary Art Collection in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries	0
Dale Spender (1943–2023): some personal reflections	0
Catholic social reform and the politics of birth control in the New Deal era	0
Queen Victoria’s fancy dress makers: modistes, royal patronage and bankruptcy in a West End fashion house, 1822–1876	0
Gender and Punishment in Ireland: Women, Murder and the Death Penalty, 1922–64	0
Ireland’s New Traditionalists: Fianna Fáil republicanism and gender, 1926–1938	0
Cheap labour: gendered jurisdictions and feminizing capitalism	0
Illegitimacy: family & stigma in England, 1660–1834 Illegitimacy: family & stigma in England, 1660–1834 , by Kate Gibson, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2022,	0
‘Well-bred and conventional ladies’: the National Council of Women of Great Britain and Ireland/Northern Ireland	0
The ‘new woman’ under institutional patriarchy: middle-school students’ interpersonal relationships in Republican China	0
‘Against forgetting’: the struggle for inclusive remembrance in the ‘comfort women’ discourse	0
‘The incapacity and perversity of Miss Richmond’: Britain’s ‘civilizing mission,’ colonial narratives, and the Bombay female normal school	0
Baroness Alexandra Gripenberg and the International Council of Women: the Finnish feminist's international success and national adversity, 1888–1911	0
Provenance in practice: locating women in object histories	0
Gender inequality and the Irish Revolution: the girls of Na Fianna Éireann, 1911–22	0
The abortion market: buying and selling access in the era before Roe	0
Illegal treatment for immoral sex: abortion among single women in 1940s Shanghai	0
Can an archive be revolutionary?: how to document radical aspirations in a time of dissensus	0
Campus protest	0
Body Problems: What Intersex Priest Sally Gross Teaches Us about Embodiment, Justice, and Belonging	0
Redress: Ireland’s institutions and transitional justice Redress: Ireland’s institutions and transitional justice , edited by Katherine O’Donnell, Maeve O’Rourke, James	0
The National Women’s Alliance in interwar Yugoslavia: between feminist reform and institutional social politics	0
A caïda, the exception in the history of colonial Algeria	0
The representation of women in ZANU and ZAPU propaganda during the Zimbabwe War of Liberation	0
Writing and rewriting the Reich: women journalists in the Nazi and post-war press	0
Women, faith, and anti-apartheid activism in late twentieth-century Britain	0
‘He struck his wife, but said it was in circumstances of great provocation’: gendered conflict in fin de siècle New South Wales	0
‘To remember everything, to remember always’: the writing of trauma as working through in Maria Rosa Henson’s Comfort Woman: Slave of Destiny	0
Girlhood in Eighteenth-Century Britain: the working girl	0
Early modern Iberian religious women and pilgrimage: a network of support	0
Left Feminisms: Conversations on the personal and political Left Feminisms: Conversations on the personal and political , by Jo Littler, 2023, London, Lawrence Wishart,	0
The women of Rendezvous: A transatlantic story of family and slavery	0
Expanding the possibilities of historiography: from the experience of the exhibition ‘gender in Japanese history’	0
Women, war and nation-state building: the commemorations of Kartini Day in the newly independent Indonesia (1946–1949)	0
Succession revolution: feminist movements and the birth of female heir in China, 1928–1930	0
Recent trends in Japanese research on European gender history: beyond the nation-state and Eurocentric narratives	0
The future of gendered pasts: thoughts about emerging research into women’s history in Australia as feminists globally confront attacks on and the regression of women’s rights	0