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Does going against the norm on women's economic participation increase intimate partner violence risk? A cross-sectional, multi-national study. [PDF]

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Williams A, Heise L, Perrin N, Stuart C, Decker MR.   +4 more
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Editorial: Feminine, feministic, feminists, and feminisms. [PDF]

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Irshad S, Naz B, Sharif A.
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To tier or not to tier: the institutionalization of the World Health Organization's power to determine pandemic emergency in the amended International Health Regulations (2005). [PDF]

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Zhang Y, Guo Y.
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Commentary: Catalysts of violence against women students: the role of the university, aggressors, and victims. [PDF]

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Díaz-Sosa DM, Guillén-Díaz-Barriga C, Chapa-Romero AC, Flores-Plata LA, De la Rosa-Gómez A.   +4 more
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No backlash for Swedish women? The right to abortion on demand, 1975–2000

Journal of Modern European History, 2019
Abortion on demand was introduced in Sweden in 1975. In this article, I will discuss abortion policies and debates in the 1980s and the 1990s. The National Board of Health and Welfare was given the task to spread information on abortion and contraceptives.
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Investigation of Torsional Behavior of No‐Backlash Flexible Couplings

Macromolecular Symposia
ABSTRACTCouplings are machine elements used in power transmission. With changing needs, the performance requirements of couplings have also increased. Additional performance requirements such as the ability to transfer the transmitted power without backlash, to tolerate misalignment to a certain extent and to dampen the vibration caused by the power ...
Ergün Ümitcan Güvenir, Hatice Kaplan Can   +1 more
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