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Crafting continuity and change: narratives of Saudi men and women inhabiting socio-cultural norms within undergoing change
This thesis explores gender relations in contemporary Saudi Arabia. It seeks to inform an understanding of how Saudi men and women inhabit and negotiate gender norms in relation to various normative references e.g., nation, religious traditions, and defining masculinity and femineity. It also aims t
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