From Presence to Power: Women's Citizenship in a New Democracy

Shireen Hassim

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Gender Politics and Representation Gender and Feminist Studies South African History and Culture

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SHIREEN HASSIM discusses gender and citizenship and reveals some of the key relationships of power and authority that shape women's political participation and inequality. In South Africa's new democracy women's agency must continue to play a central role in defining women's effective citizenship

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