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Constitutional theory and political history as justification for the gender quota in Egypt's legislature
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the conformity of gender quotas with the constitutional concept of equality. The importance of this examination is to answer the question whether gender quotas are constitutional. My argument is that gender quotas are constitutional because they address de fa...
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2013
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