Mapping International Women’s Legal History
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Towards “Equality of Sexes” as a Principle in International Law
This article shows how women moved on an international level to work for equal rights for women in a long-time…
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“Politics, Money, and Distrust: French-American Alliances in the International Campaign for Women’s Equal Rights, 1925–1930.”
History of French and American activists’ political cooperation on the Equal Rights Treaty. Download Full Text PDF: Kimblechapter8PracticedCitizenshipfinalproofs
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Sara L. Kimble, PhD
As a historian, questions of women’s contributions to fomenting politico-legal change in comparative or entangled contexts during the late-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries contexts drive my research agenda.
Marion Röwekamp, PhD
Marion Röwekamp is a historian (Dr. phil. Hist. University of Munich, 2008) and a full-time lawyer. She is the owner of the Wilhelm and Alexander von Humboldt Chair of the DAAD at the Colegio de México in Mexico City.