Did misogyny win the 2016 american election?

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Main Author:	Sidsel Jelved Kennild
Format:	article
Language:	DA EN NB SV
Published:	The Royal Danish Library 2021
Subjects:	Social Sciences H
Online Access:	https://doaj.org/article/ad43d6234e3941af9cc28e13e0a6d6e7
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