The CDU and the politics of gender in Germany: bringing women to the Party

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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Introduction: a democratic paradox? 1. The puzzle of CDU policy making on women's issues 2. The corporatist catch-all party model 3. The postwar CDU: origins of a corporatist catch-all party 4. The emergence of the Women's Union, 1969-1982 5. The Women's Union in the dominant coalition, 1982-1989 6. Looking eastward: the Women's Union and cobbled coalitions, 1989-1998 7. The rise of Angela Merkel: policy and personnel decisions of the CDU in unified Germany 8. Christian democracy with and without corporatism: policy making on women's issues in Austria, Italy and the Netherlands Conclusion Appendix A: list of cited interviews.

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