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The Liberal Face of Feminism

Karen J. Coleman

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The Liberal Party is in a state of flux. After almost a decade of Labor rule, it's struggling to come to terms with the mood of the 90s. A vigorous opponent of the attempt to find that in the 'traditional family' is Amanda Vanstone. Here she speaks to Karen Coleman.

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The Liberal Party is in a state of flux. After almost a decade of Labor rule, it's struggling to come to terms with the mood of the 90s. A vigorous opponent of the attempt to find that in the 'traditional family' is Amanda Vanstone. Here she speaks to Karen Coleman.

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The Liberal Party is in a state of flux. After almost a decade of Labor rule, it's struggling to come to terms with the mood of the 90s. A vigorous opponent of the attempt to find that in the 'traditional family' is Amanda Vanstone. Here she speaks to Karen Coleman.

Key concepts: Feminism, Face (sociological concept), Political science, Gender studies, Sociology, Social science

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