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gender effects power relationships in society. She has evaluated how feminist movements were different in
Western and socialist countries, in that rather than a political movement, the state took over the mechanisms to modernize women's status in the East. She has analyzed the impact of the development of ethnic and gender studies on governmental policy. For example, under communism,
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ethnic groups were treated as deviant, but launching programs to reignite the study of the Romani people's ethnicity in the 1970s amplified their differences and escalated discrimination in society. In her studies on policy, Sokolová has shown that officials arbitrarily applied policy, based on
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Sokolová's research interests lie in the development of the idea of gender and its historic constructs in society. She has studied the history of the discipline, as it moved from women's studies, to feminist studies, and finally gender studies and is interested in the way that the definition of
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Department of Gender Studies at
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ethnicity and gender. During the state socialist period, the national policy to increase births did not allow Czech and Slovak women to have abortions. Simultaneously a policy of
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