Add to ORKGLimited work has been undertaken on the subject of gender and Australian parliamentary institutions. This study of 13 male and 15 female members of the Australian parliament addresses this gap in the literature. Data from the study are used to explore the ways in which the institutions of political office operate as ‘gendered organisations’ (Acker 1990). What emerges from this analysis is the pervasiveness of gender across the processes, practices and discourses of the parliament. This is a space infused with hegemonic masculinity. This gendering is, however, normalised and/or minimised by many of the parliamentarians involved in the study
Do men and women legislators have equal opportunities to carry out their parliamentary duties? An im...
Over the past 20 years here has been a proliferation around the world of parliamentary bodies with a...
A recent wave of research has engaged with gender-focused bodies within parliament studying their st...
Limited work has been undertaken on the subject of gender and Australian\ud parliamentary institutio...
This study, drawing on interviews with 13 male and 15 female members of the Australian parliament, h...
This dissertation by publication which focuses on gender and the Australian federal parliament has r...
Despite increasing numbers of women entering federal politics, female MPs have failed to drive an ag...
Studies of gender and politics have typically been studies of women and politics. In contrast, this ...
While feminist approaches to political science remain marginal, there now exists a core body of lite...
Responsible Government began in New South Wales in 1856. Direct participation by women began 70 year...
This introduction to the Special Section ‘Parliaments as workplaces: gendered approaches to the stud...
In this article, we introduce a Gendered Workplace Approach for studying the gendered nature of parl...
Like many liberal democracies, there is a gender gap in the Australian Parliament. While there has b...
Some feminist political scientists have argued that an increase in the numbers of women in politics ...
This paper draws on a study of gender and politics in the Australian parliament in order to make a c...
Do men and women legislators have equal opportunities to carry out their parliamentary duties? An im...
Over the past 20 years here has been a proliferation around the world of parliamentary bodies with a...
A recent wave of research has engaged with gender-focused bodies within parliament studying their st...
Limited work has been undertaken on the subject of gender and Australian\ud parliamentary institutio...
This study, drawing on interviews with 13 male and 15 female members of the Australian parliament, h...
This dissertation by publication which focuses on gender and the Australian federal parliament has r...
Despite increasing numbers of women entering federal politics, female MPs have failed to drive an ag...
Studies of gender and politics have typically been studies of women and politics. In contrast, this ...
While feminist approaches to political science remain marginal, there now exists a core body of lite...
Responsible Government began in New South Wales in 1856. Direct participation by women began 70 year...
This introduction to the Special Section ‘Parliaments as workplaces: gendered approaches to the stud...
In this article, we introduce a Gendered Workplace Approach for studying the gendered nature of parl...
Like many liberal democracies, there is a gender gap in the Australian Parliament. While there has b...
Some feminist political scientists have argued that an increase in the numbers of women in politics ...
This paper draws on a study of gender and politics in the Australian parliament in order to make a c...
Do men and women legislators have equal opportunities to carry out their parliamentary duties? An im...
Over the past 20 years here has been a proliferation around the world of parliamentary bodies with a...
A recent wave of research has engaged with gender-focused bodies within parliament studying their st...