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WOMEN AND THE FAMILY IN CUBA: A STUDY ACROSS TIME

This article is divided into three sections. The first seeks to describe and evaluate the situation of the Cuban family and Cuban women during the colonial and republican periods. It focuses on those internal processes within Cuban society which gave shape and form to the family and prescribed the r...

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Published in:	Humboldt journal of social relations 1994-01, Vol.20 (1), p.87-120
Main Author:	Allahar, Anton L.
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Subjects:	Capitalism Cuba Family Work Relationship Feminism Gender equality Gender roles Housework Men Political revolutions Sex Role Attitudes Sexual Inequality Social interaction Socialism Socialist Societies Womens Rights Womens Roles Working women
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