Emancipation and the position of Albanian women in socialist Montenegro (1945-1955).

The thesis analyzes the position of Albanian women in the first decade of socialist rule in Montenegro, during which women became full members of society. The efforts of the communist authorities to radically end this situation and include Albanian women in public and social life led to misunderstan...

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Publicado en:Journal for Cultural Research Vol. 25; no. 4; pp. 347 - 358
Autor principal: Scekic, Milan
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Dec2021
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Sumario:The thesis analyzes the position of Albanian women in the first decade of socialist rule in Montenegro, during which women became full members of society. The efforts of the communist authorities to radically end this situation and include Albanian women in public and social life led to misunderstandings between the government and the Albanian national community, which have shown women's emancipation and social engagement as violating the values of the authoritarian and traditional family. Therefore,with this thesis, we want to point out that the process of emancipation and integration of Albanian women into society, in the first ten years after the war, was significantly hampered by the resistance of the patriarchal environment and the results achieved were far below expectations.