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Women and Social Movements in Latin America: Power from Below
University of Texas Press (1997)
Abstract
Women and Social Movements in Latin America covers a wide array of issues, from the progression of feminist politics in Latin America to the country specific conditions which give rise to diverse women's organisations.
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