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neopatriarchy: a standalone construct

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neopatriarchy1 CONSTRUCTNeopatriarchySHARABI · MIDDLE EASTERN

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Middle Eastern studies

a hybrid social formation in Arab societies, as the source theorizes it, that combines modern forms with persisting patriarchal structures.

In Middle Eastern studies, neopatriarchy refers to a hybrid social formation in Arab societies, as the source theorizes it, that combines modern forms with persisting patriarchal structures. This meaning comes from Sharabi (1988) in Neopatriarchy.[1]

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  1. Sharabi, H. (1988). Neopatriarchy: A theory of distorted change in Arab society. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9781280443213

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