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Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Archive
Feminist Theory and Gender Studies Archive Our goal in this project is to update the bibliography below for the decade since it was written, and, in the process, create links to the PDF files of the articles and book summaries. We will, of course, not post any work without author permission. We know that this is far from complete and far from perfectly formatted. We hope to update, bit by bit. If you have a compilation bibliography that might help us update this list, please send it. We also wouldn't mind you contributing even "your part" of this bibliography, cut and pasted off a CV. Also, if you would like to help edit, organize, and categorize this list, let us know. We hope this is useful in your research and networking. Bibliography on Feminism and World Politics Contributors - Spike Peterson (original biblography); Lev Gonick (original supplementation); Laura Sjoberg (quick additions). Aafjies, Astrid and Ann Tierney Goldstein. 1998. Gender violence: ...
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