Journal of Liberal History 62 – Special issue: Women and Liberalism
Issue: 62, Spring 2009Price: £8
Journal of Liberal History 62 – Special issue: Women and Liberalism
62_Spring_2009 [pdf 2 MB]
Journal Articles
Guest Editor Elizabeth Evans introduces this special issue by analysing the relationship between Liberalism and feminism.
62_Evans_Liberalism_and_Feminism [pdf 150 KB]
Exploration of how Liberalism and feminism meet powerfully in the life and work of John Stuart Mill.
62_Reeves_Mill_and_feminism [pdf 222 KB]
Analysis of the relationship between the Liberal Party and the campaigns for womens suffrage.
62_Pugh_Liberal_Party_and_women__s_suffrage [pdf 218 KB]
Interview with Shirley Williams.
62_Evans_Shirley_Williams_interview [pdf 97 KB]
The yellow glass ceiling: the mystery of the disappearing Liberal women MPs
Type: Article
Only six women ever sat as Liberal MPs, and most only for very short periods. This article examines why.
62_Cole_Yellow_glass_ceiling [pdf 299 KB]
The Liberal Democrat record in selecting and supporting women candidates.
62_Harrison_Selecting_women_candidates [pdf 199 KB]
The evolution of the Womens Liberal Federation into Women Liberal Democrats.
62_Voyce_WLF_to_WLD [pdf 483 KB]
Review of Ffion Hague, The Pain and the Privilege: the Women in Lloyd George's Life (Harper Press, 2008).
62_Jones_Hague_Pain_and_Privilege_review [pdf 106 KB]
Review of Anne Isba, Gladstone and Women (Hambledon Continuum, 2006).
62_Sutherland_Isba_Gladstone_and_Women_review [pdf 102 KB]
A personal view of women in Alliance politics.
62_Goodhart_Women_in_Alliance_politics [pdf 105 KB]
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