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Conflict and covid-19: exploring the effects on women/ Outi Donovan

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DONOVAN Outi

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In: International Relations Volume 38, Number 1, March 2024, pg. 25-45Summary: This article looks at the gendered impacts of Covid-19 in conflict-affected societies with particular focus on women.

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This article looks at the gendered impacts of Covid-19 in conflict-affected societies with particular focus on women.

CONFLICT, COVID-19, WOMEN, NEWARTICLS

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