1. “The Quota Encouraged Me to Run”: Evaluating Jordan’s Municipal Quota for Women
  2. Stefanie Nanes
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  1. The Traumas and Truths of the Body: Medical Evidence and Divorce in Colonial Algerian Courts, 1870–1930
  2. Sarah Ghabrial
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  1. “I Do What I Please, but Even So, I See a Psychologist”: Palestinian Divorced and Widowed Mothers in Israel
  2. Tal Meler
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  1. The Centrality of Gender to Understanding Turkish Politics
  2. Elif Akşit, Ezgi Saritaş
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  1. Queer Imaginaries: Tensions in Academic and Activist Frames
  2. Sinan Goknur
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  1. Live and Die Like a Man: Gender Dynamics in Urban Egypt by Farha Ghannam (review)
  2. L. L. Wynn
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  1. A Society of Young Women: Opportunities of Place, Power, and Reform in Saudi Arabia by Amélie Le Renard (review)
  2. Neha Vora
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  1. The Security Archipelago: Human-Security States, Sexuality Politics, and the End of Neoliberalism by Paul Amar (review)
  2. Sherene Seikaly
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  1. Native Tongue, Stranger Talk: The Arabic and French Literary Landscapes of Lebanon by Michelle Hartman (review)
  2. Amal Eqeiq
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  1. Artist’s Concept Note
  2. Hayv Kahraman
  3. p. 349
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  1. Editor’s Comment
  2. Frances Hasso
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  1. An Appeal for Secular Feminisms in Turkey
  2. Handan Koç
  3. pp. 350-353
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  1. Cartooning and the Democratic Transition in Tunisia: Lilia Halloul
  2. Lilia Labidi
  3. pp. 354-358
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  1. Libyan Women’s Platform for Peace
  3. pp. 359-361
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  1. Bidarzani Collective
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  1. Association Tounissiet
  2. miriam cooke, Frances Hasso
  3. pp. 365-367
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  1. HELEM
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  1. Sawt Al Niswa
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  1. Thawrat El Banat
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  1. Zanan-e Emrooz
  2. Shahla Sherkat, Nazanin Shahrokni, Frances Hasso
  3. pp. 376-379
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