Political psychology : journal of the International society of political psychology

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    Women and the art of peacemaking : data from Israeli-Palestinian interactive problem-solving workshops

    Tamra Pearson d'Estrée

    Eileen F. Babbitt

    19(1998):1, s. 185-209
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    "I am not a feminist, but..." : college women, feminism, and negative experiences

    Joan K. Buschman

    Silvo Lenart

    17(1996):1, s. 59-75
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    Attitudes toward the role of women as part of a larger belief system

    Margret Fine-Davis

    10(1989):2, s. 287-308
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    Individious comparisions : imagining a psychology of race and gender beyond differences

    Elizabeth R. Cole

    Abigail J. Stewart

    22(2001):2, s. 293-308
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    Young muslim women in France : cultural and psychological adjustments

    Catherine Wihtol de Wenden

    19(1998):1, s. 133-146
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    How men and women cope when gender role orientations change

    Roberta S. Sigel

    13(1992):3, s. 337-352
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    Doubly bound : the impact of gender and race on the politics of black women

    Claudine Gay

    Katherine Tate

    19(1998):1, s. 169-184
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    Women and the social movements of the 1960s : activists, engaged observers, and nonparticipants

    Abigail J. Stewart

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    19(1998):1, s. 63-94
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    The emerging gender gap : cultural and economic conservatism in the Netherlands 1970-1992

    W. A. M. Vollebergh

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    20(1999):2, s. 291-321
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    Group dominance and the political psychology of gender : a cross-cultural comparison

    Jim Sidanus

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    16(1995):2, s. 381-396