EBSEES: Loutfi, Anna - Legel ambiguity and the 'European norm': women's independence and Hungarian family law, 1880-1913

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ID	103159
Author(s)	Loutfi, Anna
Title	Legel ambiguity and the 'European norm': women's independence and Hungarian family law, 1880-1913
Editor(s)	Saurer, Edith; Lanzinger, Margarethe; Rysak Elisabeth [Editor(s)]
Published	Women's movements: networks and debates in post-communist countries in the 19th and 20th centuries. Edith Saurer ... (Hg.), 2006, pp. 507-521
Place	Köln [etc.]
Publsiher	Böhlau
Language(s)	English
ISBN	978-3-412-32205-2; 3-412-32205-9
Series	L'Homme : Schriften 13
Subjects	Europe / Law and Legislation / 1880-1913 [Browse all] Hungary / Family Law / 1880-1913 [Browse all] Hungary / Family and Gender Issues / 1880-1913 [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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	The Hungarian fiscal system in the light of the harmonized European law: an overview / Deak, D.
	Hungarian business law
	Introduction to Hungarian law
	Women's work and the family economy in historical perspective
	Family law in Czechoslovakia after the revolution / Hrusakova, M.
	Family law, the rule of law, and liberalism in late imperial Russia / Wagner, William G.

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Legel ambiguity and the 'European norm': women's independence and Hungarian family law, 1880-1913