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Purdah and Poverty in Pakistan
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  • 1989Women of Pakistan: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back?248 cited
  • 1973Purdah: Separate Worlds and Symbolic Shelter198 cited
  • 1960A Punjabi Village in Pakistan157 cited
  • 1978Class and Power in a Punjabi Village.35 cited

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  • 1999Accommodating Purdah to the Workplace: Gender Relations in the Office Sector in Pakistan16 cited
  • 1999Negociación y relaciones de género: dentro y fuera de la unidad doméstica15 cited

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