Family Reform in Socialist States: The Hidden Agenda 1

Anonymous AUTHORS (1983) The New Soviet Women, Model or Myth? London: Change.

Andors Phyllis (1983) The Unfinished Liberation of Chinese Women 1949–1980 Bloomington: Wheatsheaf Books, Sussex and Indiana University Press.

Atkinson Dorothy (1978) editors Women in Russia Brighton: Harvester Press.

Baker Hugh (1979) The Chinese Family London: Macmillan.

Berkin Carol R. , and Lovett Clara M. (1980) editors Women, War and Revolution New York: Holmes & Meier.

Butler William (1983) Soviet Law London: Butterworth.

Croll Elizabeth (1981) The Politics of Marriage in Contemporary China Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Croll Elizabeth (1985) Women in Post Mao China London: Zed Press.

Creighton Colin (1980) ‘Family Property and Relations of Production in Western Europe’ in Economy and Society Vol. 9, No. 2, May

Davin D. (1976) Women-Work: Women and the Party in Revolution Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Deighton Jane (1983) Sweet Ramparts London: War on Want/Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign.

Donzelot Jacques (1982) The Policing of Families London: Hutchinson.

Dprk (1975) ‘The Law on Equality of the Sexes in North Korea (1946)’ in On the Socialist Constitution of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Pyongy Ylang.

Engels F. (1970) ‘The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State’ in Marx and Engels Selected Works London: Lawrence & Wishart.

Flax J. (1978) ‘A Look at the Cuban Family Code’ Quest Vol. IV, No. 2, New York.

Foster Robert , and Ranum Orest (1976) editors Family and Society London: John Hopkins.

Hannson Carola , and Liden Karin (1980) editors Moscow Women London: Allison & Busby

Hegedus A. (1976) The Humanisation of Socialism London: Allison & Busby.

Heitlinger A. (1979) Women and State Socialism London: Macmillan.

Holt-Seeland Inger (1982) Women of Cuba London: Zed Press.

Jancar Barbara Wolf (1979) Women Under Communism Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Johnson Kay Ann (1983) Women, The Family, and Peasant Revolution in China Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Kruks S. , and Wisner B. (1984) ‘The State, the Party and the Female Peasantry in Mozambique’ Journal of South African Studies Vol II, No. 1, 1 October.

Liegle Ludwig (1970) The Family's Role in Soviet Education New York: Springer.

Massell G.J. (1974) The Surrogate Proletariat, Moslem Women and Revolutionary Strategies in Soviet Central Asia 1919–1929 Princeton: Princeton University Press.

McAULEY Alistair (1981) Women's Work and Wages in the USSR London: Allen & Unwin.

Molyneux Maxine (1981) ‘Socialist Policies Old and New: Progress Towards Women's Emancipation?’ Feminist Review No. 8. Also in Monthly Review Vol. 34, No. 3, July/August 1982.

Molyneux Maxine (1984) ‘Mobilization without emancipation? Women's Interests, State and Revolution in Nicaragua’ Critical Social Policy Issue 10, Summer 1.

Molyneux Maxine (1985a) ‘Legal Reform and Socialist Revolution in Democratic Yemen: Women and the Family’ in International Journal of the Sociology of Law 13, pp. 147–72.

Molyneux Maxine (1985b) ‘Women in the Revolution’ in WALKER, T. (1985) editor, Nicaragua: The First Five Years, Praeger.

Pdry (1978) Family Law (English translation) Nottingham: Russell Press.

Scott Hilda (1976) Women and Socialism: Experiences from Eastern Europe London: Allison & Busby.

Stacey Judith (1983) Patriarchy and Socialist Revolution in China Berkeley: University of California Press.