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Since 1989, the discussions on the history of women and gender relations (roles) in Europe have become more polyphonic. Our knowledge of national and regional histories has broadened, just as much as the problems common to Europe have changed. As new political borders arise, researchers recognise the many socio-political changes and draw new contours on a moving landscape. European women’s and gender history is experiencing a new dynamism. A broad and varied program is thus unfolding. |
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