An report on the mapped existing data on trafficking of women for sexual exploitation in Cyprus.

The book presents the first systematic effort in examining women’s experiences in divided Cyprus.

Through interviews, action research and political analysis it exposes gender dynamics within the ethnic conflict on the island and its partition.

It portraits the struggle in times of crisis and focuses on the situation of women who lost their husbands, fathers, brothers, or other male kin protectors during the 1974 war.

The book presents a multi-sectoral analysis of the sex industry in Mediterranean states.

The book explores theoretical foundations of emancipatory subject using sociological approach to women’s question in the epochal perspective.

The fundamental demand for complete and equal political participation of women and abolishment of all forms of violence and discrimination of women.

The author develops theoretical foundation of women’s history, starting from the critique of traditional historiography and its false universalism.