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Book Reviews : Poland After Solidarity: Social Movements Versus the State

(p. 166). Finally, two points need to be highlighted about her conclusion. She rejects strategies of liberal change and, echoing Germaine Greer, calls for ’total change in power relations’ (p. 165); only a few pages on, however, she rejects the notion of power when criticising Margaret Thatcher and Indira Gandhi for engaging in ’the old power-seeking game’ (p. 171). It is hardly surprising therefore that she cannot find a ’valid socio-political explanation’ for the emergence of feminism in different contexts at different times. Second, in her search for a ’revaluation of women’s culture’ (p. 173) the author, by focusing on fundamental differences between men and