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Wendy Z. Goldman is a distinguished historian specializing in social and political history, particularly of Russia. Her seminal work includes the award-winning book 'Women, State, and Revolution: Soviet Family Policy and Social Life, 1917-1936' published by Cambridge University Press in 1993. Goldman has explored themes such as women's emancipation, family policy, and industrialization in Stalin's Russia, notably in 'Women, Gender and Industry in Stalin’s Russia.' Her publications also include scholarly analyses of Stalinist repression in 'Terror and Democracy in the Age of Stalin: Social Dynamics of Repression' and recent studies focusing on the Soviet home front during World War II. She served as co-editor for 'Ghetto Global History, 1500 to Present' and focuses on the impact of food provisioning during the war in her collaborative work 'Hunger and War.' With numerous translations of her works into languages including Russian, Spanish, and German, Goldman has received several prestigious grants and directed exchange programs at Carnegie Mellon University. Currently, she directs the CMU Prison Education Project and leads the Socialist Studies Seminar, fostering academic discourse around post-socialist movements.
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