This unique social history spans the last half century, when
developments in birth control and the education of women have
increased opportunities for women to have successful careers. This
book investigates how the first generation of modern women faced
the challenge of combining marriage and family with professional
responsibilities. Olivia Cox-Fill, an Irish journalist and
professional filmmaker, interviewed hundreds of prominent women
from 10 different countries on three continents before presenting
this group portrait of 30 interviews of women leaders, diplomats,
award-winning scientists, government ministers, doctors, and
industrialists, to name a few of the professions represented. The
interviews are set against the backdrop of the social history of
women in each country. Their achievements, especially in light of
the tenor of their times, and their desire and ability to have
rewarding and fulfilling family lives make them inspiring models
for later generations of women who may consider it necessary to
choose between home and career. The author's international
connections with high-ranking diplomats and politicians allow us
valuable glimpses into the real world of outstanding women.
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