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Marie Sandell teaches Modern History on the University of London International Programme. She holds a PhD from Royal Holloway, University of London.

This book makes an important contribution to the literature on transnational womens organising. Marie Sandell has made use of a wide variety of archives, including in Japan and Sweden as well as in Britain and the United States, and has greatly enriched the story of how transnational womens organisations worked to become truly global.

Leila Rupp, Professor of Feminist Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara

THE RISE OF WOMEN'S
TRANSNATIONAL
ACTIVISM

Identity and Sisterhood Between the World Wars

MARIE SANDELL

First published in 2015 by I.B.Tauris & Co Ltd

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Copyright 2015 Marie Sandell

The right of Marie Sandell to be identified as the author of this work has been asserted by her in accordance with the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.

All rights reserved. Except for brief quotations in a review, this book, or any part thereof, may not be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

Every attempt has been made to gain permission for the use of the images in this book. Any omissions will be rectified in future editions.

References to websites were correct at the time of writing.

International Library of Twentieth Century History: 36

ISBN: 978 1 84885 671 4

eISBN: 978 0 85773 730 4

A full CIP record for this book is available from the British Library

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Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: available

CONTENTS

PLATES

Scandinavian delegates at the 1937 WILPF Luhacovice Congress (KvinnSam, Gteborgs Universitetsbibliotek)

Participants at the 1924 IFUW Conference in Kristiania (Hvar 8 Dag, 10 August 1924, Caroline Spurgeon Papers, PP 7/6/5/4, College Archives, Royal Holloway)

Madame Puech, the French Government delegate, and Miss Grace Yang, representative of China, to the 1924 IFUW Conference in Kristiania (Dagbladet, 30 July 1924, CS Papers, PP 7/6/5/4, RHUL Archives)

Journey home following WILPF's mission to China Edith Pye and Camille Drevet at Welcome Party in Japan hosted at Dr Inazo Nitobe's House in March 1928 (from Professor Nagako Sugimori?s private collection)

Session at the 1935 IAW congress in Istanbul (TWL.2009.02.30, LSE Library Collections)

Japanese delegates to the first Pan-Pacific Women's Conference in 1928 (www.ppseawa.org/about-ppseawa/history)

Opening meeting at the 1930 ICW Conference in Vienna (www.ncwaustria.org/history)

Hamid Ali, Indian delegate to the 1937 WILPF Luhacovice Congress (KvinnSam, Gteborgs Universitetsbibliotek)

1936 IAW Board Meeting in Amsterdam (The International Woman Suffrage News, Centenary Edition 1904 ? 2004 IAW-AIF)

Procession of delegates through the streets of Rome at the 1923 IAW Congress (The International Woman Suffrage News, Centenary Edition 1904 ? 2004 IAW-AIF)

WILPF and the World Disarmament Campaign in 1932 with British activist Margaret Bondfield in the centre (WILPF collection, the Women?s Library, LSE)

Margery Corbett Ashby, President of the IAW 192346, and Rosa Manus, prominent member of both the IAW and WILPF (The International Woman Suffrage News, Centenary Edition 1904 2004 IAW-AIF)

Huda Shaarawi, pioneering Egyptian feminist leader who founded both the Egyptian Feminist and the Arab Feminist Unions. She was also active in the IAW (Courtesy of Sania Sharawi)

Bertha Lutz, leading Brazilian feminist and member of the IAW (public domain)

Paulina Luisi, leading Uruguayan feminist and member of the IAW (public domain)

Sarojin Naidu, the first president of the AAWC, active in the AIWC and well-known Indian nationalist (public domain)

ABBREVIATIONS

AAUW	American Association of University Women
AAWC	All-Asian Conference of Women
AIWC	All-India Women's Conference
BAAW	Brazilian Association for the Advancement of Women
BCL	British Commonwealth League
BFUW	British Federation of University Women
BL	British Library
CC	Countries Collection
DCWIO	Disarmament Committee of the Women's International Organisations
EFSC	European Federation of Soroptimist Clubs
ERI	Equal Rights International
FIMA	Fusae Ichikawa Memorial Association
IACW	Inter-American Commission of Women
IAW	International Alliance of Women
IAWSEC	International Alliance of Women for Equal Citizenship
ICJW	International Council of Jewish Women
ICW	International Council of Women
ICWG	International Co-operative Women's Guilds
IFBPW	International Federation of Business and Professional Women
IFUW	International Federation of University Women
IKFF	Internationella Kvinnofrbundet fr Fred och Frihet
ILIHAW	International League of Iberian and Hispanic-American Women
IWSA	International Woman Suffrage Alliance
IWSN	International Woman Suffrage News
JS	Josephine Schain
JSCWIO	Joint Standing Committee of the Women's International Organisations
JWSM	Japanese Women's Suffrage Movement
JWU	Japan Women's University
KAF	Kvinnliga Akademikers Frening
KS	KvinnSam
LCWIO	Liaison Committee of Women's International Organisations
LJW	League of Jewish Women
LKPR	Landsfreningen fr Kvinnans Politiska Rstrtt
LSE	London School of Economics
MCA	Margery Corbett Ashby
NCW	National Council of Women
NFOU	Northern Feminist Organisations Union
NMC	Naruse Memorial Collection
PPU	Pan-Pacific Union
PPWA	Pan-Pacific Women's Association
PPWC	Pan-Pacific Women's Conference
RHUL	Royal Holloway University of London
SC	Sorabji Collection
SCA	Smith College Archives
SKN	Svenska Kvinnors Nationalfrbund
SL	Schwimmer-Lloyd
SSC	Sophia Smith Collection
WAN	William Allan Nielsen
WCTU	Woman's Christian Temperance Union
WIA	Women's Indian Association

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