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I hope that many people will look forward to, and ultimately enjoy, my forthcoming book on this subject: "Gender as Capital: How to Best Appropriate Intellectual Self Definition Within Well Defined Boundaries For the Benefit of State Accumulation". | I hope that many people will look forward to, and ultimately enjoy, my forthcoming book on this subject: "Gender as Capital: How to Best Appropriate Intellectual Self Definition Within Well Defined Boundaries For the Benefit of State Accumulation". | ||
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For official purposes, official acceptance date is September 16, 2012 23:59.
I hope that many people will look forward to, and ultimately enjoy, my forthcoming book on this subject: "Gender as Capital: How to Best Appropriate Intellectual Self Definition Within Well Defined Boundaries For the Benefit of State Accumulation".
