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    Education and Social Stratification in South Korea. Shin Arita. Translated by Shinil Cho. University of Tokyo Press. Pub Date: December 2028 ISBN: 9784130572019 304 Pages Format:

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    Rumi Yasutake’s book, The Feminist Pacific: International Women’s Networks in Hawai’i, 1820–1940, conceptualizes the emergence of pan-Pacific feminism in the process of interacting historical forces and women’s activism in Hawai‘i from 1820 through the 1930s. When a mounting tide of... May 22, 2024.