This book about feminist political theory is divided in three parts: the historical evolution, the main positions in contemporary feminist theory, an analysis of communist and post-communist East-European societies from a feminist perspective.

The Finnish abortion law was reformed in 1970 after a heated public debate. At this time the Association of sexual politics collected women’s personal narratives and views of abortion. The book is based on this collection of written accounts and documented phone calls.

The article uses satire to expose and ridicule gender stereotypes, patriarchy, gender inequality and the prioritization of male viewpoints and desires in Estonia.

Women gathered in the informal group Zagreb Women’s Lobby issued a public appeal to world governments, regimes, and all world women’s and peace organisations concerning rape during wartime.