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Women's Rights and Religious Law: Domestic and International Perspectives Edited by Fareda Banda and Lisa Fishbayn Joffe Routledge, Oxford, 2016, x + 317 pp (hardback £110) ISBN: 978-1-138-85597-7

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Women's Rights and Religious Law: Domestic and International Perspectives Edited by Fareda Banda and Lisa Fishbayn Joffe Routledge, Oxford, 2016, x + 317 pp (hardback £110) ISBN: 978-1-138-85597-7

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 January 2018

Brigitte Clark*
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Senior Lecturer, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford

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2 King, U, ‘General introduction: gender-critical turns in the study of religion’ in King, U and Beattie, T, Gender, Religion, and Diversity: cross-cultural perspectives (London, 2005), pp 110 Google Scholar. See also Llewellyn, D and Trzebiatowska, M, ‘Secular and religious feminisms: a future of disconnection?’, (2013) 21 Feminist Theology 244258 CrossRefGoogle Scholar.

3 Castelli, E, ‘Women, gender, religion: troubling categories and transforming knowledge’ in Castelli, E (ed), Women, Gender, Religion: a reader (New York and Basingstoke, 2001), pp 325 CrossRefGoogle Scholar; Woodhead, L, ‘Feminist theology: out of the ghetto?’ in Sawyer, D and Collier, D (eds), Is There a Future for Feminist Theology? (Sheffield, 1999), pp 198206 Google Scholar.

4 Llewellyn and Trzebiatowska, ‘Secular and religious feminisms’.