Women and Political Participation

M. Margaret Conway

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Gender Diversity and Inequality

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IntroductionThis essay focuses on three questions: Why are so few women elected to public office in the United States? What theories might best explain that? Are the theories that explain patterns of women's office holding in one country useful in explaining patterns of office holding in other nations?

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