‘Hidden Motives’? African Women, Forced Marriage and Knowledge Production at the United Nations, 1950–62

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📖 ‘Hidden Motives’? African Women, Forced Marriage and Knowledge Production at the United Nations, 1950–62 🖋️ Rhian Elinor Keyse - @drrhianelinor 🏫 Birkbeck - @BirkbeckUoL 📔 Journal of Contemporary History 🔗 https://t.co/APKaWHOQ8v

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