State of Struggle: Feminism and Politics in Alberta
Edmonton: University of alberta Press, 2003. pp. 227, book in as new condition, binding clean and tight. "Alberta's Conservative governments have employed several strategies to resist feminist claims for women’s equality, from stonewalling during the 1970’s oil boom, to grudging initiatives during the subsequent bust. Recently—under the guise of deficit reduction—Alberta has adopted a neoliberal ideology that seeks to shrink the province’s role as a guarantor of equality. lois harder has written the definitive study of the modern evolution of politics in Alberta as seen through the lens of women’s political struggles.". Soft Cover. Very Good/Paperback. 8vo.
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