Peace on Our Terms by Mona L. Siegel (Paperback Book)

Columbia University Press

Discover the compelling story of "Peace on Our Terms: The Global Battle for Women's Rights After the First World War" by Mona L. Siegel. This book details the pivotal role of female activists in shaping the post-WWI international order. Despite being excluded from formal negotiations, women from around the globe converged, demanding their voices be heard and their rights recognized. The book follows dozens of remarkable women across continents and cultures as they advocated for peace based on equality and fundamental human rights, leaving a lasting impact on democratic constitutions and global governance. Drawing on extensive research, Siegel highlights the vital contributions of international women's organizing to the Paris Peace Conference and subsequent diplomatic events. It's a timely account of how women transformed women's rights into a global cause, setting the stage for future generations. Summary: "Peace on Our Terms: The Global Battle for Women's Rights After the First World War" by Mona L. Siegel. Published by Columbia University Press in 2021. This politics book is in English and contains 344 pages. Dimensions: 229 mm width, 153 mm height. Recommended for adults.