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Exploring the Causal Story: Gender, Active Representation, and Bureaucratic Priorities

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Linking Passive and Active Representation by Gender: The Case of Child Support Agencies

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2000The Senior Executive Service: Gender, Attitudes, and Representative Bureaucracy203 cited

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