Economic Effects of the World War Upon Women and Children in Great Britain
1918
Economic Effects of the World War Upon Women and Children in Great Britain
1918
Economics, Gender & Sexuality Studies, History - British, History - Modern (1750+)
Economic Effects of the World War Upon Women and Children in Great Britain, written by Irene Osgood Andrews and published in 1918, analyzes the impact of World War I on the employment landscape for women and children in Britain. The book discusses how the war prompted a significant shift in labor dynamics as women entered roles traditionally held by men due to conscription. It highlights both the opportunities and challenges faced by these groups in the workforce, including changes in wages and working conditions during this transformative period.
