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Conclusion,olence recurs and remodelling society to eradicate the power relations that cause violence towards women. Taking this approach means that policy is no longer regarded as a technical response to pre-existing problems. Instead, it engages at all levels and at all stages with the construction of the pr

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Building Brand Value the Playboy Way the employment policies of successive French governments since 1946, gender inequalities in relation to rates and patterns of economic activity, salaries, job status, career advancement and work-time issues persist. A snapshot of female employment based on figures provided by the French Ministry of

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Building Bridges Among the BRICse a radical change since the elections of 2002. Under the Jospin (1997–2002) government, prostitution debates were polarised: abolitionists, who formed a powerful coalition with access to policy-makers, in particular state feminists, perceived prostitutes as victims who needed to be saved; sex worke