Intersectional Political Economy: New Directions for Research and Teaching
Intersectional Political Economy: New Directions for Research and Teaching
Karin Assmann will be a panelist on an International Communication Association pre-conference panel titled “Intersectional Political Economy: New Directions for Research and Teaching.” This research panel session focuses on “How can feminist and intersectional political economy research be conducted? and Which different ways exist to approach this particular kind of research using feminist or intersectional political economy?” Cape Town, South Africa, June.
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