Collection of literature under the heading 'Discussion Papers', being notes, cuttings, offprints, conference notes and programmes, discussion papers etc, chiefly on socialist theory and the women's liberation movement. Including:
Programme for Women's Liberation Movement conference at the Polytechnic of Central London 1978;
Notes on the historical roots of the women's movement;
Notes on National Organisation in the Women's Movement, by Helen Gurden and Scarlet Friedman of the Coventry Women's Liberation Group, nd;
Women's Liberation - an introduction, 1976;
An Introduction to Women's Liberation Workshop, 1973;
Cuttings, including 'Your Marriage' (a survey), and 'Are Husbands Good Housewives?' 1972;
Lesbians and Child Custody;
Sexism, Capitalism and the Family - paper by Rosalind Delmar for a conference;
The 'Family' and the 'Household' by Jack Goody 1972;
Discussion Series on the Women's Movement no. 1: 'Engels, Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State', and introduction by Irene Brennan, published by the Polytechnic of Central London [no date];
Up Against the Law - Campaigning for Legal Change - a Case Study of the Equal Pay Act (1970);
Guidelines for Improving the Image of Women in Textbooks 1972;
Women, Health and the Revolution - paper by Carol Smith of the Lancaster Women and Socialism Group;
Discussion Paper for West London Big Flame Women's Group;
Interview with two women strikers from LIP, watch manufacturer in Besancon, France [c. 1971];
Carrying the Future: interview by Elana Dallas and Alastair Hatchett with Sheila Rowbotham about the past and future of the modern women's movement [c. 1980?];
How do you Feel? Feminists, Sexuality and Social Relations, by Jane Hawksley, Wendy Hollway, Frances Rickford, Pamela Trevithick;
Feminism without Illusions: reprint of some Hackney socialist feminists' reply to Lindsay German's article in Socialist Review;
Tyranny of Tyranny, by Cathy Levine, reprinted from Black Rose 1974;
The Libertarian Alternative for Women's Liberation and for Social Revolution;
The Women's Movement and the Growth of Fascism [c. 1980?];
The Women's Movement and the Struggle against Fascism [c. 1980?];
Extract from 'The Spirit and Structures of German Fascism' by Robert A Brady - Chapter 6, Women, the Cradle and the Plough [no date];
London Communist Women's Bulletin March 1978, including Women against Racism and Fascism by Sue Rubin;
Some notes on the problems of socialist feminism, by Margaret Coulson of the Lancaster Women and Socialism Group;
Some ideas on how to spread socialist feminist consciousness and avoid being smothered by International Women's Year [1975] by Hilary Wainwright, Karen Margolis, Anne Foreman and Dodie Weppler of the International Marxist Group;
The Need for a Socialist Leadership [1975];
Why a Women's Movement? Women and the Proletarian Revolution - paper produced by the Union of Women for Liberation to discuss the basic issues faced by the Women's Movement in Britain;
Leninism and Socialist Feminism - Are they Incompatible? by Celia Pugh of the International Marxist Group [c. 1980?];
Papers written for a Day Discussion on Socialism / Feminism on 10 September 1977 entitled Socialism-Feminism - Theory and Practice: papers by Caroline Rowan, Brenda Kirsch, Jane Woddis, and Frankie Rickford, 1977;
The Problems of Relating Radical Feminism and Socialism - or Where are We Going? by the University of East Anglia Women's Liberation Group, June 1977;
Speech by Barbara Ehrenreich given at the National Conference on Socialist Feminism, USA, being a reprint from 'Socialist Revolution';
Flyer for Women's Week at Laurieston Hall, Dumfries and Galloway, 5-12 July 1975;
Notes on a Women's Building Project, or 'The House that Jill Built', at Pickmere Lake in Cheshire [no date];
Notes on Fakenham women's worker-control factory [c. 1974?];
Socialist Feminist Current and Relationship to Left Groups [early 1970s?];
What is Socialist Feminist Practice?: A Discussion for Manchester Women and Socialism Group January 1978;
Manchester & District Women and Socialism Group - Discussion: Socialist-Feminist Theory, no date;
Worker Control of Reproduction, by Sheila & Natasha, no date.