Titlebook: Gender and Choice after Socialism; Lynne Attwood,Elisabeth Schimpf?ssl,Marina Yusupov Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Lynne Attwood,Elisabeth Schimpf?ssl,Marina YusupovUniquely explores gender relations and politics in the post-Soviet region through the lens of choice.Presents the first work focusing specifically on choice as an ideology of neoliberalism in the post

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Breast Cancer Prevention and Treatments capital in peacetime. Berlins’ka was visibly shaken by what she had experienced. This was before the start of the full-scale conflict in eastern Ukraine, her involvement with the army, and her celebrity status. She could still choose to walk away from the barricades and go back to her old life as a graduate student. She did not.

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Transgender, Transition, and Dilemma of Choice in Contemporary Ukraine lesbian, and transgender communities and the activist strategies of LGBT movement, to the intellectual labor of scholars’. I focus my analysis on . LGBT activism in contemporary Ukraine, its take on transgender ‘problems’, and geopolitical contexts in which both transgender activism and transgender issues have been developed.

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From the Maidan to the Donbas: The Limitations on Choice for Women in Ukraines capital in peacetime. Berlins’ka was visibly shaken by what she had experienced. This was before the start of the full-scale conflict in eastern Ukraine, her involvement with the army, and her celebrity status. She could still choose to walk away from the barricades and go back to her old life as a graduate student. She did not.

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Narrating the Gender Order: Why Do Older Single Women in Russia Say That They Do Not Want to Be in Rbute intimacy and passion to people of a younger age by saying that they do not want to be in a relationship again? Or can this lack of enthusiasm concerning possible partnership be read as a critical utterance about the gender order that operates in Russia?

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J. C. J. M. de Haes,H. J. de Koningake choices about having children than it was in the more prescriptive Soviet era, there are still social pressures, old and new, which influence these choices. Our research method is an analysis of discussions between Russian women on the issues outlined above which have taken place on various Russian Internet sites.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230599789crucially important gendered terrain on which Russian masculinities are contested and achieved. This is evident even in the context of a severe crisis of the national military and even for men who have no experience of military service.