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Islam in the Horn of Africa: Somali Human Networks and Informal Power Structures in Asymmetric Warfare

Author: Will Porter Allen

Advisor: Dipali Mukhopadhyay

Dipali MukhopadhyayGuest UserFebruary 1, 20152015
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Invisible Voices: A Critique of the Current Forms of Women's Activism on Behalf of Women in Aceh from Islamic Feminist to the Secular International Community

Lila Abu-LughodGuest UserFebruary 1, 20152015
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