"...med et regnbueflag i hånden": Fortællinger om homoseksuelle inklusioner og homonationalisme

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"...med et regnbueflag i hånden" : Fortællinger om homoseksuelle inklusioner og homonationalisme. / Petersen, Michael Nebeling.

I: Lambda Nordica, 2011, s. 41-68.

Publikation: Bidrag til tidsskrift › Tidsskriftartikel › Forskning › fagfællebedømt

Harvard

Petersen, MN 2011, '"...med et regnbueflag i hånden": Fortællinger om homoseksuelle inklusioner og homonationalisme', Lambda Nordica, s. 41-68. <http://www.lambdanordica.se/artikelarkiv_sokresultat.php?lang=sv&fields[]=art_id&arkivsok=360#resultat>

APA

Petersen, M. N. (2011). "...med et regnbueflag i hånden": Fortællinger om homoseksuelle inklusioner og homonationalisme. Lambda Nordica, 41-68. http://www.lambdanordica.se/artikelarkiv_sokresultat.php?lang=sv&fields[]=art_id&arkivsok=360#resultat

Vancouver

Petersen MN. "...med et regnbueflag i hånden": Fortællinger om homoseksuelle inklusioner og homonationalisme. Lambda Nordica. 2011;41-68.

Author

Petersen, Michael Nebeling. / "...med et regnbueflag i hånden" : Fortællinger om homoseksuelle inklusioner og homonationalisme. I: Lambda Nordica. 2011 ; s. 41-68.

Bibtex

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