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Transnational Feminist Studies: A Brief Sketch
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Ashwini Tambe
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August 9, 2010
Transnational practices have an established record in feminist academic and activist circles. In this piece, I sketch some of the major characteristics of the formation called transnational feminism, with a focus on works that have re-theorized feminist histories.
Published Online: 2010-8-9
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Keywords for this article
feminism;
transnational;
universalism;
equality;
nationalism;
circulation;
scale
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