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The impact of electoral gender quotas on women’s representation in legislative decision-making bodies
To overcome gender bias and long-standing inequalities, more than 110 countries worldwide are reported to practice gender quotas in some form. Nonetheless, electoral quotas are not uncontroversial, despite their political appeal and common adoption. Critics note that such measures run a danger of br...
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Department of Public Law
2020
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