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IP, Human Rights, and Human Securitythe other social spheres when it comes to finding a solution to the question that has been put to us—should the schoolgirls who wear it be expelled from school or not?—and they are better aware of the dimension that, at the beginning, was very much secondary in the eyes of the case’s protagonists: t

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137317421. In the spring of 2002, France still ranks next-to-last among the countries of the European Union in terms of percentages of women elected to the lower house (10.9 percent). If France seems inept, most notably compared to Scandinavian countries, at feminizing its political establishment, it owes th

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