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The role of the United Nations in implementing a gender mainstreaming approach post 2011 in Egypt: The women's citizenship initiative as a case study
This study investigates to what extent the UN contributed to effective gender mainstreaming in Egypt with a special focus on political participation as voters post 2011. This study assesses the "Women's Citizenship Initiative" through presenting achievements, challenges, the way forward and recommen...
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2017
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