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Who Cares? article in Feministische Studien

By Karin Pape on March 10, 2016

Who cares?
Drei politische Tagungen im März 2014 in Berlin

This article (in German) was written by Karin Pape, the Deputy Director of WIEGO's Organization and Representation Programme.

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