By Bettina Bock
This quantity appears to be like on the development of gendered citizenship in several rural contexts. those contexts characterize varied welfare country and gender regimes, and diversified rural/agricultural stipulations as characterised in several nation-state varieties. it is a learn of gender, citizenship and gender regimes, in a rural context with a global record of participants.
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