Teresa Pinto
CEMRI, Universidade Aberta
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- Feminine Post-memories. Voices and Experiences in the Grammar of the World
- Feminist Challenges to Law: resistance and possibilities
- SOCIAL INEQUALITIES AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
- Feminist Dialogues on Masculinities: Experiences, Challenges and Prospects
- Gender Studies and Neoliberalism: the last 20 years
- Gender and status in international policy: The dynamics of cooperation, conflict and activism
- Women in the colonial periodical press
- Trans-actions of Gender: trans* and intersex resonances and knowledges
- "Gender Ideology" and Religion
- Call for papers: Gender, education and citizenship: knowledge, absences and (in)visibilities
- Call for papers: INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES ON FEMICIDES
- Topic: GENDER, PROFESSIONS AND CAREERS: OPPORTUNITIES, CONSTRAINTS AND CHALLENGES
- Topic: Austerity, welfare and sex/gender regimes
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Associação Portugueses de Estudos sobre Mulheres
Centro Maria Alzira Lemos, Casa das Associações,
Parque Infantil do Alvito, Estrada do Alvito
1300-054 Lisboa, Portugal
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ISSN 0874-5560
ISSN eletrónico 2184-0385
All contents published in ex aequo are available under a Creative Commons License Attribution CC BY NC
Associação Portuguesa de Estudos sobre as Mulheres - 2016 | | Termos de utilização | Política de privacidade
ISSN eletrónico 2184-0385
All contents published in ex aequo are available under a Creative Commons License Attribution CC BY NC Associação Portuguesa de Estudos sobre as Mulheres - 2016 | | Termos de utilização | Política de privacidade