An edition of Cycles of violence (2005)

Cycles of violence

gender relations and armed conflict

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Cycles of violence
Judy El-Bushra, Judy El-Bushra
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gender relations and armed conflict

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Acord
Language
English
Pages
169

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Subjects

Human rights, Sex role, War and family, Women and war, War and families

Places

Africa

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Cycles of violence: gender relations and armed conflict
2005, Acord
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 143-148).

Published in
Nairobi, Kenya, London

Classifications

Library of Congress
HQ1075.5.A35 E53 2005

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Pagination
vi, 169 p. :
Number of pages
169

ID Numbers

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OL16906419M
ISBN 10
9966753001
ISBN 13
9789966753007
LCCN
2007380554
OCLC/WorldCat
69650200
Goodreads
7056182

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