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The Women's Movement in Latin America: Feminism and the Transition to Democracy
Allen & Unwin Australia (1989)
Abstract
This analysis of the relationship between the transition from authoritarian to democratic rule and the roles of the emerging women's movement in Latin America includes five regional case studies (Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Peru and Chile) about women's role in the transition process.
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