Gendering government: feminist engagement with the state in Australia and Canada

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Gender Politics and Representation Gender and Feminist Studies Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

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Acknowledgments Acronyms 1 Gender and Political Institutions in Australia and Canada 2 Feminists in Australia and Canada: Identities, Ideas, Strategies, and Structures 3 The Feminist Electoral Project: Working against the Grain 4 The Femocrat Strategy: Challenging Bureaucratic Norms and Structures 5 Feminists and the Constitutional and Legal Realms: Creating New Spaces 6 Feminists and Federalism: Playing the Multilevel Game 7 Feminists and Institutions: A Two-Way Street References Index

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