Publication Date
Fall 2004
DOI
10.31641/clr070205
Acknowledgements
This article was researched in part while visiting the University of Athens, Hellas as a Fulbright Scholar and parts were presented as a lecture at the University of Leipzig and the Technical University at Chemnitz, German Fulbright Lecture Series, in the spring of 2003. I am grateful for the support of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars and the Fulbright Foundation. In addition, I acknowledge the support of the Alfred J. Bonomo Sr. family and the Rosario La Nasa Memorial Scholarship Fund, and I thank Elizabeth Sconzert for research assistance. My colleagues Kathryn Venturatos Lorio, Nancy Anderson and Barbara Ewell enjoy my sincere appreciation for their insights and comments.
Recommended Citation
M. Isabel Medina,
Real Differences and Stereotypes - Two Visions of Gender, Citizenship, and International Law,
7
N.Y. City L. Rev.
315
(2004).
Available at:
10.31641/clr070205