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Gendered nationality gendered nation: analyzing gender equality within the 2004 nationality law reform in Egypt
Nationality law holds a particular political agenda; it has the ability to dictate our membership within a nation and our relationship with the state. Essentially, it is through nationality law that we are extended membership within the enlarged community of the nation. As such, the law carries wi...
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2012
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