Women's Representation in Post-Communist Europe

Richard E. Matland

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Abstract This chapter presents a synthesis of the findings of the case studies featured in this volume. It begins with an overview of the levels of representation in post-communist European states. It then discusses legislative representation in Eastern Europe, political institutions and women’s representation, focusing on electoral system effects, party institutions, and party ideology. It then provides suggestions on the future direction of research in democratic development and women’s representation.

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