Soviet and post-soviet spaces and gender

Representation of Women in the Exhibitions dedicated to the Great Patriotic War

Women’s involvement in war was a force majeure event; women fight bravely like men and together with men.

Do you give us the new routine?

What are the consequences of the gender experiment for the transformation of social relations? Read in Armenian Read in Russian

Beyond Accusation

The dynamics of arrests in the Armenian SSR between 1920 and 1953 may provide some insight into the features of women’s purges during the Second World War. Read in Armenian

Ideology, Propaganda and Gender

How, for what and why was the ideology attributing the image of a woman a propagandistic content on posters?

Based on private wartime letters, this paper reviews the roles and experiences of women on the home front in Georgia during the Second World War. In doing so, it refers to the gender policy pursued by the Soviet Union at that time.

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Soviet and post-soviet spaces and gender

Representation of Women in the Exhibitions dedicated to the Great Patriotic War

Do you give us the new routine?

Beyond Accusation

Ideology, Propaganda and Gender

Housewives on the home front

Decolonizing Armenia: Metropole and Periphery in the Era of Postsocialism

Trip to Kyrgizstan

Trip to Dagestan