The Latina advantage: gender, race and political success

Susan J. Carroll

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Latin American and Latino Studies

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Despite the increasing growth in the Latino population in the USA and the growing importance of the Latino vote, very little research has examined politically relevant gender differences in the Lat...

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