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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Women’s political participation"”.
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Gendered Political Economy: The Economic and Social Factors that Affect Women’s Political Participation
<p>There is a prevailing attitude that increasing women’s economic participation leads to their empowerment, or increases their agency in influencing decision making. This is despite large data evidence to the contrary and acknowledgement by financial institutions that a link cannot be established. …
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Gender, migration, and practices of political participation in Lethbridge
This research explores political participation of immigrant women in Lethbridge. More specifically, research participants identified the factors that affect immigrant women’s practices of political participation in Lethbridge. The analysis draws upon feminist standpoint theory, as well as Sandra …
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The political role of women in north-east Ulster, 1890-1940
… covers the period 1890-1940 and focuses on the political role of women in north-east Ulster, specifically the suffrage campaign, women’s involvement in unionist and nationalist associations and in municipal and national politics. The extent, diversity and significance of women’s political …
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Exploring mechanisms to improve female parliamentarians’ participation in decision-making: Case study of Namibian National Assembly
… mechanisms to improve female parliamentarians’ participation in decision-making, propose way to assist female parliamentarians to effectively participate in substantive decision-making and explore measures that can facilitate women’s active role in participating in legislative processes. The …
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Women’s representation in Parliament: The role of party women’s wings in Ghana
The political participation of women in parliaments is not only important for sustainable development of every country, but it is also crucial for their voices to be heard, as they form at least half of the world’s population. Furthermore, women’s presence in significant decision-making positions …