Political Science Without Clothes: The Politics of Dress or Contesting the Spatiality of the...

Reviews the main problems in Egyptian studies and provides an alternative perspective to state-society relations. Discussion on the diversity of dress and the myth of homogeneity; Examination on the politics of male dress and its meaning; Observation on regional dimension of dress and power.

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Published in:Arab Studies Quarterly Vol. 20; no. 2; pp. 87 - 105
Main Author: Fandy, Mamoun
Format: Article
Published: Pluto Journals Spring98
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