In: Comparative politics
This volume argues that in most countries women continue to lag behind men in an array of political orientations and activities. Understanding this, and why some countries have been more successful than others in decreasing gender gaps, is imperative for producing stronger and more representative democracies.
In: Comparative politics
This volume argues that in most countries women continue to lag behind men in an array of political orientations and activities. Understanding this, and why some countries have been more successful than others in decreasing gender gaps, is imperative for producing stronger and more representative democracies
In: Comparative Politics Ser.
The Gendered Effects of Electoral Institutions argues that in most countries women continue to lag behind men in an array of political orientations and activities. Understanding this, and why some countries have been more successful than others in decreasing gender gaps, is imperative for producing stronger and more representative democracies.
In: Comparative politics
Introduction : gender gaps on a global stage -- A theory of electoral institutions and gender -- Political engagement, institutions, and the gender gap -- Political participation, institutions, and the gender gap -- Electoral reform and the gender gap in New Zealand and Russia -- Gender quotas and the gender gap in France and Uruguay -- Conclusions : the gendered effects of electoral institutions
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