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Minority women, austerity and activism
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  • 2011Root and Branch Restructuring to Achieve Major Cuts: The Social Policy Programme of the 2010 UK Coalition Government205 cited
  • 2010The global economic crisis, its gender and ethnic implications, and policy responses105 cited
  • 2013Spaces of Power: Feminism, Neoliberalism and Gendered Labor73 cited

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  • 2020The politics of exhaustion46 cited
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  • 2017Whose Crisis Counts? Minority Women, Austerity and Activism in France and Britain37 cited
  • 2019Invoking vulnerability: practitioner attitudes to supporting refugee and migrant women in London-based third sector organisations35 cited
  • 2016Gendered Mobilizations against Austerity in Ireland29 cited
  • 2018Gender and the Economic Crisis: Political Parties as Sites of Feminist Struggles23 cited
  • 2021Refusing politics as usual: mapping women of colour’s radical praxis in London and Amsterdam20 cited

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