Justifying authoritarian practices: epistemic governance in two opposite interventionist policies on women’s attire in Iran’s pre- and post-revolution 1979

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International Journal of Cultural Policy
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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1080/10286632.2024.2428381
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1
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Turkey's Politics and Society
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Justifying authoritarian practices: epistemic governance in two opposite interventionist policies on women’s attire in Iran’s pre- and post-revolution 1979

Amir Barjasteh
1 citations
International Journal of Cultural Policy
Turkey's Politics and Society
2.23
article

Justifying authoritarian practices: epistemic governance in two opposite interventionist policies on women’s attire in Iran’s pre- and post-revolution 1979

Amir Barjasteh
article en
1 citations

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International Journal of Cultural PolicyVol. 32(2)
Tampere University (FI)
Koneen Säätiö
Gender equality
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Turkey's Politics and Society
2.23
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