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Authors:
Treacher, A
Citation: A. Treacher, The realm of the possible: Middle Eastern women in political and social spaces - Preface, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 1-3
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Treacher, A
Shukrallah, H
Citation: A. Treacher et H. Shukrallah, The realm of the possible: Middle Eastern women in political and social spaces, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 4-14
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Darwiche, N
Citation: N. Darwiche, Women in Arab NGOs: A publication of the Arab network for non-governmentalorganizations, December 1999, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 15-20
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Johnson, P
Kuttab, E
Citation: P. Johnson et E. Kuttab, Where have all the women (and men) gone? Reflections on gender and the second Palestinian intifada, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 21-43
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Povey, ER
Citation: Er. Povey, Feminist contestations of institutional domains in Iran, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 44-72
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Skalli, LH
Citation: Lh. Skalli, Women and poverty in Morocco: The many faces of social exclusion, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 73-89
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Fabos, AH
Citation: Ah. Fabos, Embodying transition: FGC, displacement, and gender-making for Sudanese inCairo, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 90-110
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Wassef, N
Citation: N. Wassef, On selective consumerism: Egyptian women and ethnographic representations, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 111-123
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Mojab, S
Citation: S. Mojab, Theorizing the politics of 'Islamic feminism', FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 124-146
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Shukrallah, H
Citation: H. Shukrallah, Remaking women, feminism and modernity in the Middle East, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 147-150
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Blanks, D
Citation: D. Blanks, Secularism, gender and the state: the Egyptian women's movement, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 151-153
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Burt, C
Citation: C. Burt, The map of love, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 153-156
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Burt, C
Citation: C. Burt, A border passage: From Cairo to America - A women's journey, FEM REV, (69), 2001, pp. 156-158
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Alldred, P
Crowley, H
Rupal, R
Citation: P. Alldred et al., Women and mental health, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 1-5
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Bondi, L
Burman, E
Citation: L. Bondi et E. Burman, Women and mental health: A feminist review, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 6-33
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Wilson, M
Citation: M. Wilson, Black women and mental health: Working towards inclusive mental health services, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 34-51
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Bhardwaj, A
Citation: A. Bhardwaj, Growing up young, Asian and female in Britain: A report on self-harm and suicide, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 52-67
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Aitken, G
Noble, K
Citation: G. Aitken et K. Noble, Violence and violation: Women and secure settings, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 68-88
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Williams, J
Scott, S
Waterhouse, S
Citation: J. Williams et al., Mental health services for 'difficult' women: Reflections on some recent developments, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 89-104
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Cussins, AM
Citation: Am. Cussins, The role of body image in women's mental health, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 105-114
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Warner, S
Citation: S. Warner, Disrupting identity through visible therapy: A feminist post-structuralistapproach to working with women who have experienced child sexual abuse, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 115-139
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Hodgson-Blackburn, J
Citation: J. Hodgson-blackburn, Kiss and tell: 'The writing cure' in Kathryn Harrison's The Kiss (1997), FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 140-159
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McInnes, SC
Citation: Sc. Mcinnes, The political is personal - Or, why have a revolution (from within or without) when you can have soma?, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 160-166
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James, S
Clarke, J
Citation: S. James et J. Clarke, Surplus suffering: The case of Portuguese immigrant women, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 167-170
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Heenan, C
Citation: C. Heenan, Feminist therapy 'institutes' in England, FEM REV, (68), 2001, pp. 170-172