Gender, Sexuality, And Power: Is Feminist Theory Enough?(Why a Feminist Law Journal?) (Panel Discussion) Gender, Sexuality, And Power: Is Feminist Theory Enough?(Why a Feminist Law Journal?) (Panel Discussion)

Gender, Sexuality, And Power: Is Feminist Theory Enough?(Why a Feminist Law Journal?) (Panel Discussion‪)‬

Columbia Journal of Gender and Law 2003, Sept, 12, 3

Columbia Journal of Gender and Law
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I. EDITOR'S NOTE: AN INTRODUCTION What are the boundaries of feminism? What is the relationship between feminism and non-feminism?

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2003
1 September
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
68
Pages
PUBLISHER
Columbia Journal of Gender and Law
SIZE
354.7
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