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International agency implementation of women's empowerment programs under secular and Islamist governments: comparative cases of UN Women and the International Labour Organization experiences in Egypt
This research compares two international agencies, the UN Women (UNW) and the International Labour Organization (ILO), and their women’s empowerment programs specifically under the Mubarak government during 2010 and under the Morsi government during 2012 to determine how Islamist and secular governm...
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2015
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