Women in the Twentieth-Century World [Paperback]

Bonnie Smith examines the changing role of women throughout the twentieth century--in the workplace, poltically, economically, and culturally through the lens of world history.Bonnie Smith examines the changing role of women throughout the twentieth century--in the workplace, poltically, economically, and culturally through the lens of world history.ForewordIntroductionWork and Politics as the Century OpensFrom War to Greater ActivismWomen and Post-World War I ModernityFrom Global Economic Depression to Global WarfareDecolonization and Postwar LifeConsumerism, Postindustrialization, and Economic ChangeActivism and GlobalizationThe Biological Revolution, Reproduction, and MotherhoodWomen in Global CultureNotesBibliographyBonnie G. Smith is is a Board of Governor's professor at Rutgers University. Her books include Ladies of the Leisure Class (1981) and The Gender of History: Men, Women, and Historical Practice (2000). Her edited works include Global Feminisms since 1945 (2000) and, with Beth Hutchinson, Gendering Disability (2003). She is also a co-author of several editions of The Challenge of the West.