The gender of law: Politics, memory and agency in Mozambican community courts

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Gender justice and legal pluralities. Latin American and African perspectives
Sieder, Rachel and John-Andrew McNeish

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Between Sharia and CEDAW in Sudan: Islamist women negotiating gender equity
Tønnessen, Liv
Sexual violence and gendered subjectivities: indigenous women's search for justice in Guatemala
Sieder, Rachel
An accumulated rage: Legal pluralism and gender justice in Bolivia
McNeish, John-Andrew and Ana Cecilia Arteaga Börth

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CMI Brief | 2017

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