Self-determination: The Republican Feminist Agenda

Feminist Review 50 (1):111-116 (1995)
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This article defines a republican feminist agenda by reference to the key term ‘self-determination’, in its nationalist and its feminist meanings. It describes the activities of a republican feminist group, Clár na mBan, including a conference organized in March 1994, and initiatives taken since then.

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10.1057/fr.1995.25

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