La Asociación Puertorriqueña de Investigación de Historia de las Mujeres felicita a la compañera, Dra. Roxanna Domenech, ya que su ponencia en el congreso International Federation for Research in Women's History celebrado en Sheffield Hallam University en Inglaterra fue escogida entre muchas otras para ser publicada.
A continuación la tabla de contenido del libro:
Women in Transnational History
Gendering the Local and the Global
Transnational history, empires and postcolonialism
1. Laura R. Prieto (USA), 'Women,
imperialism and the politics of dress in Philippine mission stations,
1898-1940'
2. Olga Shnyrova (Russia), 'National
women's movements and women's suffrage in the Russian Empire during the First
Russian Revolution, 1905-1907'
3. Susan Zimmermann (Hungary), 'The labour
standards of the International Labour Organisation, work for the family and the
community, and the global north-South divide in the interwar period'
4. Barbara Spadaro (UK), ‘Picturing the
Italian Empire. Fascist girls’ appropriations of imperial propaganda and
Italian perceptions of Africa.’
Global
networks, individual mobilities, local cosmopolitanisms
5. Jacqueline van Gent (Australia),
'Rebecca and the sisters: indigenous women, gendered authority and global
mission networks'
6. Clare Midgley (UK), 'Pandita Ramabi and
liberal religious networks: towards a connected history of Indian, British and
American feminisms’
7. Jane Haggis (Australia), ' The Indian
Christian woman as cosmopolitan nationalist. Writing a history beyond binaries
and boundaries'.
8. Andrea Germer (Japan), 'The gender of
modernity in overseas propaganda: transnational trajectories in wartime Japan'.
Localising the Global / Globalising the Local
9. Ulrike Wöhr (Japan), 'The Greenham Common women's peace camp and
women's grassroots activism in 1980s Japan'
10. Roxanna
Domenech-Cruz (Puerto Rico), 'Mujeras luchadoras : Ecofeminism,
environmentalism and anticolonialism in contemporary Puerto Rican history’
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