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Women, Gender and Development in the Pacific papers

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Australian National University. Australian Development Studies Network

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Australian Development Studies Centre, The Australian National University

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The Development Studies Network serves as the repository of the Women, Gender and Development in the Pacific papers, a collection 87 papers on Pacific women, gender and development that were originally published in issues 34, 51, 53, 56-60, 62-64, 66 and 68 of the Development Bulletin and were compiled by the Development Studies Network in 2005.

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Gender, Civil Society and Political Participation
Women and Governance
Women, Legal Issues and Human Rights
Women and Gender Mainstreaming
Conflict and Peacemaking: Gender Perspectives