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1987
It has been argued in the two preceding chapters that exile brought about a new tension between the public and private domains. Both the public-private women and the private women confronted a new and more disadvantageous set of circumstances in the home from what they had known in Chile.
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It has been argued in the two preceding chapters that exile brought about a new tension between the public and private domains. Both the public-private women and the private women confronted a new and more disadvantageous set of circumstances in the home from what they had known in Chile.
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Sexual Revolution and Counter-Revolution
Hormone Research, 2008Adolescents of today inherit the conflicting legacies of the sexual reformation of the 1960s and the counter-reformation of the 1980s/1990s. Sexual mores are influenced by a younger age of puberty than in earlier generations and by the availability of effective contraception and antibiotics to combat sexually transmitted diseases.
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Revolution Within a Revolution?
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1969Does the cultural revolution make sense? It does to one observer who sees it as Mao's device to preserve the revolutionary nature of the Chinese Revolution until basic goals are achieved.Ray Wylie is coordinator of the China Project for the United Church of Canada, and a member of the Consultative Commitee on China, Canadian Institute of International ...
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The Revolution Against the Revolution
Reviews in American History, 1994Both for people at the time and for historians since, Shays' Rebellion has offered a prime example of the possibilities-and the perils-of revolutionary thinking. Throughout the fall of 1786 and the winter of 1787, the Shaysites of western Massachusetts proclaimed themselves to be the true heirs of the American Revolution.
Rosemarie Zagarri, Robert A. Gross
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Mexico: Revolution in the Revolution?
1999Recent political and economic events have left Mexico-watchers wondering which of the different faces of this nation of over 94 million people reveals the reality and probable future of Mexico. On the one hand, there is the Mexico that has prided itself for decades on being the most stable country in Latin America and the Third World, even claiming ...
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Revolution within the Revolution
1999The crisis in the Communist Party — or more precisely, the crisis of the communist movement — deserves the honour of going first in our discussion for two reasons: (1) because of its seniority in the business of internal war and radical change in El Salvador, and (2) because of its unparalleled contribution to the formation of the insurgents’ ideology.
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A Technology Revolution for Revolutions!
2009Internet tech tools are mobilizing collective action and revolutionizing ways to start a revolution.
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The paradox of the energy revolution in China: A socio-technical transition perspective
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021Shengqing Xu
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