This article examines ten interviews with Polish feminist activists conducted by the Women's
Center “eFka” in Kraków and gathered by the Global Feminisms Project at the Institute for …

This essay traces genealogies of Polish feminisms to three incomplete transformations: the
conservative revolution after 1989, the unfinished revolution of state socialism, and the self …

The story of women's participation in Polish Solidarity (1980–1989) has produced sharply
differing evaluations, from gender-blind dismissals or underestimations of women's roles, to …

n 1993, Peace and Democracy News published an article by Ann Snitow on the future of
feminism in postcommunist countries that provided an outsider's diagnosis of the situation …

Description By focusing on the unique forces that shape women's movements in the post-
communist context, this dissertation asks if the established geopolitical and theoretical …

This article examines the evolving role of national symbolism in Polish feminist discourses
and activist practices since 1989. Three case studies involving symbolic appropriation are …

In her 2003 article «Lost between the Waves? The Paradoxes of Feminist Chronology and
Activism in Contemporary Poland,» Agnieszka Graff offered one of the first interpretations of …

Despite the preponderance of men within radical-nationalist circles, an increase in women's
participation has recently been observed. Considering the general anti-feminist statements …

Unlike American historians challenging the marginalization of women since the 1970s and
theorizing usefulness of gender for history, the majority of Polish historians have been rather …

My Polish friend, who has been living in Canada since 1981, has recently written an article
with a significant title:" Why Did WeNot Become Feminists?"(Stachniak). What made her …