Feminist Critiques against Traditional Approaches to Security
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which hardly disputes. This essay addresses feminists critique on notion of
conventional security and provides feminists own definition. It shows that
feminists adopt comprehensive approach in relation to security. They tend to
define security in a broad term to accomodate contemporary issues. They also
propose neutral concept of security to demonstrate that security is not
exclusively men's business.
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