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Jennifer Turpin and Lois Lorentzen edited and contributed to this 1998 book. It brings together the work of the foremost scholars on women and war to address questions of ethnicity, citizenship, women's agency, policy making, women and the war com...
Book by Lois Ann Lorentzen, Jennifer E. Turpin
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Research article from Physics professors Brown and Camperi
Article by Marcelo F. Camperi, Brandon R. Brown
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ScienceDirect - Women’s Studies International Forum : Gendering the agenda: the impact of the transnational women's rights movement at the UN conferences of the 1990s Athens/Institution Login Not Registered? User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Forgotten password? Home Browse Search My Settings Alerts Help Quick Search Title, abstract, keywords Author e.g. j s smith Journal/b
Article Elisabeth Jay Friedman
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JSTOR: Latin American Research Review: Vol. 36, No. 3, p. 7 PRINT | DOWNLOAD | ARTICLE INFORMATION | TABLE OF CONTENTS Your access to JSTOR is provided by University of San Francisco Try the Faceted Search prototype, now available in the JSTOR Sandbox EXIT JSTOR SAVE CITATION | VIEW SAVED CITATIONS You have saved 0 citations p. 7 of 7-35 (1st of 29 pages) Select Another Page Previous Item in Jour
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Lesbians in (cyber)space: the politics of the internet in Latin American on- and off-line communities -- Friedman 29 (5): 790 -- Media, Culture Society SAGE Website Help Contact Us UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO Home Advanced Search Browse Search History My Marked Citations (0) My Tools Institution: UNIV OF SAN FRANCISCO | Sign In via User Name/Password Media, Culture & Society Quick Search this Journal
Article Elisabeth Jay Friedman
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news.nacla.org Archive How Pink Is the ‘Pink Tide’? News Home NACLA Home Digital Archive About Donate How Pink Is the ‘Pink Tide’? 22 Mar 2007 by Elisabeth Jay Friedman Many are speculating about the true colors of Latin America’s much-heralded “pink tide.” Just how close to socialist “red” are the region’s new left-leaning governments? This Report approach
Article Elisabeth Jay Friedman
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