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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 19, Number 4, 1 October 2016

Feminism and Postcolonialism: (En)gendering Encounters
pp. 371-377(7)
Author: Parashar, Swati

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War as Feminized Labour in the Global Political Economy of Neoimperialism
pp. 378-392(15)
Author: Meger, Sara

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The Discursive Violence of Postcolonial Asylum in the Irish Republic
pp. 393-408(16)
Author: Fernando, Nilmini

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Gender Justice and (In)security in Pakistan and Afghanistan
pp. 409-426(18)
Author: D’costa, Bina

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Saving the Girls: Medical Colonialism and the HPV Programme
pp. 427-444(18)
Author: Rawlinson, Paddy

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(En)Gendering the Maoist Insurgency in India: Between Rhetoric and Reality
pp. 445-462(18)
Authors: Parashar, Swati; Shah, Janet Andrew

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Feminism and Postcolonialism: The Twain Shall Meet
pp. 463-477(15)

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Postcolonial-Feminism: Transformative possibilities in thought and action, heart and soul
pp. 478-480(3)
Author: Ling, L.H.M.

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Women, political violence and gendered representations
pp. 481-489(9)
Author: Alonso Soriano, Ana Lucía

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