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Secularism and State Feminism: Tunisia’s Smoke and Mirrors

2011
For some time, Tunisia prided itself on championing secularism and women’s rights. This smokescreen concealing the regime’s excesses encouraged complacency in the French political class. A reconsideration is in order, now that the Jasmine Revolution has paved the way for a legal and institutional overhaul.
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Caring, Gender and Secularization: The ‘Feminization of Piety’ and Its Legacy

This chapter examines the gendering of care in the debate about the causes and timing of secularization and the role of the ‘sexual revolution’ in it, noting that women did not achieve effective control of their fertility until the 1980s or 1990s, with an uneven and uncertain transition from the 1950s as sexual mores altered.
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The Reinvention of Feminism in Pakistan

Feminist Review, 2009
Afiya S. Zia
exaly  

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