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Feminist theory

the activities of government structures formally charged with advancing women's status and rights.

In feminist theory, state feminism refers to the activities of government structures formally charged with advancing women's status and rights. This meaning comes from Stetson (1995) in Comparative state feminism.[1]

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Stetson, D. M., & Mazur, A. (Eds.). (1995). Comparative state feminism. Sage Publications. ISBN 9780803958296

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