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Amina Zarrugh

The role of the public sphere in the Jasmine Revolution: The struggle over women’s rights in Tunisia
Posted in: Frankfurt School, Inequalities, Latest Posts Tags: Amina Zarrugh, Arab Spring, Jasmine Revolution, Jürgen Habermas, Mounira M. Charrad, public sphere, Social theory, Tunisia

Article: Mounira M. Charrad & Amina Zarrugh (2014) Equal or complementary? Women in the new Tunisian Constitution after the Arab Spring, The Journal of North African Studies, 19:2, 230-243 Via

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