The Situation of Women in Poland 2020

Agata Czarnacka Reproductive rights and beyond - Pol(s)ka 2021 p. 5
Anna Grodzka The new political reality in Poland: the Women’s Strike in its political context p. 17
Małgorzata Jonczy-Adamska On how the Polish education system forms social roles and gender positions p. 31
Joanna Miśkiewicz Women on the labour market and their restricted right of association p. 43
Urszula Nowakowska, Andrzej Dominiczak Women as victims of violence in Poland p. 53
Ewa Majewska Feminist Theory and Practice: Dialectics of the Women’s Strike 2020 and what may lie ahead p. 63
Interview with Ewa Dąbrowska-Szulc To Regain the Right to Decide for Ourselves p. 73

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