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Le concept de crise : un paradigme explicatif obsolète ? Une approche sexospécifique
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  • 1988BARGAINING WITH PATRIARCHY3,319 cited
  • 1958Histoire et Sciences sociales: La longue durée964 cited
  • 1971HISTORIANS AND “CRISIS”102 cited
  • 1976Réalités et illusions3 cited

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