Mainstreaming in Westminster and Whitehall: From Labour's Ministry for Women to the Women and Equality Unit

J. Squires

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Judith Squires, Mark Wickham‐Jones; Mainstreaming in Westminster and Whitehall: From Labour's Ministry for Women to the Women and Equality Unit, Parliamentary A

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