Femmes et anarchistes

Nicole Beaurain, Christiane Passevant, From the Mujeres libres to the Anarchafeminists Like other political groups and tendencies, anarchism has experienced a contradiction between theory and practice even as it demands freedom and equality for all, including between the sexes. The women's liberation movement has played an essential role in social revolution in the twentieth century, as the experiences of the Mujeres libres in the Spanish Revolution of 1936 and the emergence of anarchafeminism in the United States has shown In France in recent years, anarchafeminism has developed, although with a certain amount of difficulty

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• Féminisme, anarchisme et fédéralisme. L’exemple de l’organisation Alternative libertaire entre 2006 et 2012

  Irène Pereira•Modern & Contemporary France•2016

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• Anarchists and anarchisms in France since 1945

  David Berry•Modern & Contemporary France•2016

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• Militants à la Fédération anarchiste

  Thierry Caire•L Homme et la société•1997

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• Le complexe militaro-industriel, la guerre du Golfe et la démocratie en France

  Andree Michel•L Homme et la société•1991

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