Women and modern movement

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Notes from the Field: A Roundtable: Local Coalitions. Global Partners: The Women’s Peace
Movement in Israel and Beyond

Authortsl: Gila Svirsky

Source: Signs. Vol. 29. No. 2, Development Cultures: New Environments. New Realities, New
Strategies<breal-:></break>Speeial Issue Editors<break></break>Frangoise Lionnet. Obioma
Nnaemeka. Susan H. Perry. Celeste Sehenek (Winter 2004). pp. 543-550

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