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The marriage market and academic education among muslim women in Israel

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Tehawkho, Marian author
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Title The marriage market and academic education among muslim women in Israel / Marian Tehawkho.
Additional Titles שוק הנישואים ורכישת השכלה אקדמית בקרב מוסלמיות בישראל / מריאן תחאוכו
Related place Haifa (Israel)-place of publication
Creation Date 2019
Notes Includes bibliographical references (leaves 59-63).
Ph.D University of Haifa, Faculty of Social Sciences, Dept. of Economics, 2019
Abstract also in Hebrew.
Extent vii, 69 leaves : illustrations
30 cm
Language English
National Library system number 997010040597805171
MARC RECORDS
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