gender roles in the middle east - Sociology bibliographies - in Harvard style
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Bowen, D. L. and Early, E. A.
Everyday life in the Muslim Middle East
2002 - Indiana University Press - Bloomington
In-text: (Bowen and Early, 2002)
Your Bibliography: Bowen, D. and Early, E., 2002. Everyday life in the Muslim Middle East. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
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Ghanea-Hercock, N.
Human Rights of Religious Minorities and of Women in the Middle East
2004 - Human Rights Quarterly
In-text: (Ghanea-Hercock, 2004)
Your Bibliography: Ghanea-Hercock, N., 2004. Human Rights of Religious Minorities and of Women in the Middle East. Human Rights Quarterly, 26(3), pp.705-729.
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Hoodfar, H.
Devices and Desires: Population Policy and Gender Roles in the Islamic Republic
1994 - Middle East Report
In-text: (Hoodfar, 1994)
Your Bibliography: Hoodfar, H., 1994. Devices and Desires: Population Policy and Gender Roles in the Islamic Republic. Middle East Report, (190), p.11.
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James, W.
The principles of psychology
1950 - Dover Publications - [New York]
In-text: (James, 1950)
Your Bibliography: James, W., 1950. The principles of psychology. [New York]: Dover Publications.
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