Bodies of antithesis1
Abstract
This paper examines how militarisation shapes women’s everyday lives in the contested environment of Pyla, trapped within the buffer zone and encircled by six military forces (UK, UN, Turkish, Greek, Greek Cypriot, and Turkish Cypriot).
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