The newer eve ; Women, feminists and the labour party

1. Foundation Of The Women's Labour League -- 2. Consolidation Of The Women's Labour League -- 3. Enid Stacy, Marion Barry And Clarice Mcnab Shaw -- 4. First World War -- 5. Inter War Years: The Standing Joint Committee -- 6. Bronwen Tall Brittian, Florence Davy And Mary Sutherland -- 7. International Organization -- 8. Ellen Wilkinson And Irene Wagner -- 9. Second World War And After -- 10. National Joint Committee From The 1960s -- 11. National Joint Committee In The 1980s -- 12. Joining The Parliamentary Road. Christine Collette. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Cover......Page 1 Contents......Page 8 Figures and Tables......Page 9 Acknowledgements......Page 10 List of Abbreviations......Page 11 Introduction......Page 12 Part I: Representation: The Women’s Labour League......Page 21 1 Foundation of the Women’s Labour League......Page 24 2 Consolidation of the Women’s Labour League......Page 46 3 Enid Stacy, Marion Barry and Clarice McNab Shaw......Page 61 Part II: War: The Standing Joint Committee......Page 67 4 The First World War......Page 70 5 The inter war years: the Standing Joint Committee......Page 80 6 Bronwen Tall Brittian, Florence Davy and Mary Sutherland......Page 89 7 International organization......Page 99 8 Ellen Wilkinson and Irene Wagner......Page 106 9 The Second World War and after......Page 117 Part III: The Second Wave: The National Joint Committee......Page 128 10 The National Joint Committee from the 1960s......Page 133 11 The National Joint Committee in the 1980s......Page 148 12 Joining the parliamentary road......Page 161 Conclusion......Page 171 Notes......Page 180 Bibliography......Page 191 D......Page 196 L......Page 197 P......Page 198 W......Page 199 Y......Page 200 Feminist theory is interwoven with women's voices in this study of three consecutive Twentieth-century women's organisations, separate but affiliated to the Labour Party, which represented women workers, consumers and politicians, so that the totality of women's involvement in the Labour movement is considered.