Corpus ID: 157738337

Gender and the aftermath of war : the response of international law to the impact of armed conflict on women

@inproceedings{Jurasz2016GenderAT,
  title={Gender and the aftermath of war : the response of international law to the impact of armed conflict on women},
  author={Olga Jurasz},
  year={2016}
}
  • Olga Jurasz
  • Published 2016
  • Political Science
    • pure.aber.ac.uk
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