An edition of Femmes en mouvement (2004)

Femmes en mouvement

genre, migrations et nouvelle division internationale du travail

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Femmes en mouvement
Fenneke Reysoo
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An edition of Femmes en mouvement (2004)

Femmes en mouvement

genre, migrations et nouvelle division internationale du travail

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Publisher
Commission suisse pour l'Unesco
Language
French
Pages
288

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Subjects

Emigration and immigration, Congresses, Social conditions, Economic conditions, Women, Sexual division of labor, Women immigrants
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Cover of: Femmes en mouvement
Femmes en mouvement: genre, migrations et nouvelle division internationale du travail
2004, Commission suisse pour l'Unesco
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Edition Notes

"Cet ouvrage prolonge le colloque international "Femmes en mouvement ... qui s'est tenu en janvier 2004 à l'iuéd, Genève"--P. 3.

Includes bibliographical references.

French and English.

Published in
Berne
Series
Colloques genre de l'IUED
Genre
Congresses.

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Library of Congress
JV6347 .F46 2004

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Pagination
288 p. :
Number of pages
288

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL16210899M
ISBN 10
2882470541
LCCN
2005441225

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