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Mathis Wackernagel,William Reesthe chapter, I highlight the perceptions of the part-time unveilers about the ways in which the higher education headscarf ban policy was implemented in their institutions. I conclude the chapter with case narratives of five part-time unveilers to highlight the variety of life experiences among them

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Mathis Wackernagel,William Reesrch in Moscow: “It’s great that you care for us, [because] our people don’t care for us.” Pastor Ivan reflected that while he appreciated such expressions of gratitude from recipients of his church’s assistance projects, comments such as this one were troubling. In the post-Soviet period, Russians h

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Mathis Wackernagel,William Reeshe part-time unveilers, I first want to familiarize readers with the identities, lives, and educational backgrounds of the part-time unveilers. I also make specific reference to the implementation of the policy. In the first part of the chapter, I give an overview portrait of the part-time unveilers

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ir ministers. Throughout the nineteenth century, the clergy of the major British denominations were deeply involved in the party political system. Surviving English poll-books from the years 1830–72 show that the Anglican clergy voted more heavily for Tory candidates than did those in any secular oc

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