LEARNING TO LIVE WITH THE STATE. STATE, MARKET, AND CIVIL SOCIETY: WOMEN'S NEED FOR STATE INTERVENTION IN EAST AND WEST
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DAHLERUP, D., LEARNING TO LIVE WITH THE STATE. STATE, MARKET, AND CIVIL SOCIETY: WOMEN'S NEED FOR STATE INTERVENTION IN EAST AND WEST. WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL FORUM, Vol. 17, no. 2, 3 (1994), p. 117-127.
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Igualdad de género, Mujer, Participación política, Políticas públicas, Responsabilidad familiar, Responsabilidad profesional, Rol social, Teoría, Europa
Igualdad de género, Mujer, Participación política, Políticas públicas, Responsabilidad familiar, Responsabilidad profesional, Rol social, Teoría, Europa
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