New Times, New Spaces: Gendered Transformations of Governance, Economy, and Citizenship

New Times, New Spaces: Gendered Transformations of Governance, Economy, and Citizenship
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新时代、新空间:治理、经济和公民身份的性别变革

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10.1093/sp/jxt011
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2013
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International Studies in Gender, State & Society
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Larner W
Larner W
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