Beginning by by examining the numbers of women in Australian parliaments, particularly in NSW and at federal level, this paper looks at the extent to which women are represented in various political parties and in more senior political positions. The paper explores why women remain underrepresented despite numerous national and global initiatives to improve the number of women parliamentarians. Research has indicated that political parties frequently present the greatest obstacle to women being elected due to their preselection procedures. Accordingly, the strategies adopted by individual parties to boost the number of female members are examined
Barriers to women's effective representation are examined along two main dimensions. Firstly, barrie...
The thesis explores the impact of women MPs from 1987-98. It considers whether women MPs make a subs...
Scholars such as Debra Spar (2012) have referred to the continued underrepresentation of women in po...
SUMMARY The number of women parliamentarians in Australia is gradually increasing; almost onethird ...
Despite increasing numbers of women entering federal politics, female MPs have failed to drive an ag...
Like many liberal democracies, there is a gender gap in the Australian Parliament. While there has b...
There has been a growing international literature on the substantive representation of women and how...
Under-representation of women is an inherently ambiguous slogan with a number of layers of meaning. ...
Parties vary substantially in the proportion of women they send to parliament. I examine how party c...
Parties vary substantially in the proportion of women they send to Parliament. We examine how party ...
Australia was once at the forefront of women's political rights, but these pioneering achievements h...
Women around the world have faced many obstacles and inequalities throughout history. Women in the U...
This paper explores the impact of women?\u27s representation in the lower house (Dewan Rakyat) of th...
The impact of 'glass ceiling' syndrome and party selection on participation of women in parliament a...
The percentage of women elected in the Australian Parliament is comparatively low. This poor track r...
Barriers to women's effective representation are examined along two main dimensions. Firstly, barrie...
The thesis explores the impact of women MPs from 1987-98. It considers whether women MPs make a subs...
Scholars such as Debra Spar (2012) have referred to the continued underrepresentation of women in po...
SUMMARY The number of women parliamentarians in Australia is gradually increasing; almost onethird ...
Despite increasing numbers of women entering federal politics, female MPs have failed to drive an ag...
Like many liberal democracies, there is a gender gap in the Australian Parliament. While there has b...
There has been a growing international literature on the substantive representation of women and how...
Under-representation of women is an inherently ambiguous slogan with a number of layers of meaning. ...
Parties vary substantially in the proportion of women they send to parliament. I examine how party c...
Parties vary substantially in the proportion of women they send to Parliament. We examine how party ...
Australia was once at the forefront of women's political rights, but these pioneering achievements h...
Women around the world have faced many obstacles and inequalities throughout history. Women in the U...
This paper explores the impact of women?\u27s representation in the lower house (Dewan Rakyat) of th...
The impact of 'glass ceiling' syndrome and party selection on participation of women in parliament a...
The percentage of women elected in the Australian Parliament is comparatively low. This poor track r...
Barriers to women's effective representation are examined along two main dimensions. Firstly, barrie...
The thesis explores the impact of women MPs from 1987-98. It considers whether women MPs make a subs...
Scholars such as Debra Spar (2012) have referred to the continued underrepresentation of women in po...