Designing for equality : best-fit, medium-fit and non-favourable combinations of electoral systems and gender quotas

Stina Larserud · Rita Taphorn · Electoral Assistance

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

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Introduction and background What are Electoral systems? What are quotas? Electoral system variables which impact on the representation of women Combinations of electoral systems and quotas: the results Other variables that impact on the representation of women conclusions and recommendations notes further reading glossary.

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