Gender and Politics: the State of the Art
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...See, for example, Childs and Krook (2006, 2008)) is neither to simplify the ‘complex realities’ they attempt to capture, nor to depress any reader so thoroughly that it effectively precludes any kind of critical political action, although this would be an understandable reaction....
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...…Association one another’; and with increased absolute numbers, even with a small shift in relative numbers, women might develop ‘a close alliance and refuse to be turned against each other [due to] strong identification with the feminist cause or with other women’ (Kanter, 1977a, pp. 209, 238)....
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...…for resolving these debates is to acknowledge that Rosabeth Moss Kanter, in her seminal contributions on the effects of proportions on group life (Kanter, 1977a and 1977b), in fact makes three claims regarding the relative balance of women and men in corporations: with increased relative…...
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...Many contemporary feminist theorists argue that there are theoretically coherent grounds for presuming a relationship between the numbers of women elected to political office and the passage of legislation beneficial to women as a group (see for example Phillips, 1995 and 1998)....
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...18 Lovenduski and Norris (2003); Yoder (1991); Reingold (2000); Beckwith (2003); Weldon (2002)....
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