Introduces the credo of “double oppression”, that is, women’s (especially working class women’s) oppression by men but also by capitalism.

When the play Jösses flickor opened at the Stockholm City Theatre in December 1974 it was considered a political manifestation of the success of the Swedish Women’s Liberation Movement.

The book is a collection of articles presented at the conference “Social position of woman and development of family in self-managing socialist society” which was organized by the Communist party between the 18th and 20th of March 1976.

The book is a reflexive and critical presentation of feminist groups, movements and activists in Slovenia from the 1980s till 1995.

Collection of texts illustrating the evolution and history of Romanian feminist movement.

The portuguese Women’s Liberation Movement presents, with this text, their first publication and the first portuguese feminist manifesto, produced after the implement of democracy.

The portuguese feminists wished to put in question some symbols of men’s oppression.

The text concentrates around three issues: solidarity of women; men and their support for gender equality; politicization of religion.