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Contesting realities: the public sphere and morality in southern Yemen
Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Press (2010)
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From colonialism to a neocolonial state -- Law and court : the making of familial ideologies during the Colonial era -- The making of the new Yemeni woman -- "This is our customs and traditions" -- Social maps and a mystery -- Morality, causality, and social praxis.Other Versions
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