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Journal of Gender Studies Volume 15, 2006 - Issue 2: SPECIAL ISSUE: THE FUTURE OF FICTION: THE FUTURE OF FEMINISM
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Shabina Begum and the Headscarf Girls

IAN WARDCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 119-131 | Published online: 22 Dec 2006

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Deniz Batum. (2016) Perceptions of work by pious Muslim students: a comparison between the Netherlands and Turkey. Journal of Gender Studies 25:6, pages 641-654.
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