'Khaki fever' and its management: the moral panic about young women's sexuality in Britain during the First World War

Abstract

The First World War was a time of great social, political and economic upheaval for men, women and children across Europe. For working-class young women in Britain, the war brought new freedoms and new opportunities, as... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Viviene Cree (University of Edinburgh)

Topic Areas

Historical research on social work, social services, social welfare, and social justice , Research on the role of history, media and memory in social work

Session

WS4-WH2 » Session - Gender perspective (12:00 - Thursday, 23rd April)

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