Add to ORKGIslamic heritage is one of the cultural factors cited in the literature as being detrimental to women \u27s political participation. Having a Muslim population does not aflect women\u27s participation in national parliaments equally, however. Across countries with predominately Muslim citizenries, the percentage of women in the national legislature varies considerably. The literature on women\u27s political participation identijies three main determinants of the percentage of women in parliament: structural, institutional, and cultural factors. This paper examines the role of these three determinants on the percentage of women in national legislatures of Islamic countries. This study expands on the literature with an additional hypothesis, ...
In this twenty-first century, it is crystal clear that education is the most powerful instrument for...
In this twenty-first century, it is crystal clear that education is the most powerful instrument for...
The Muslim scholars are in general agreement that women are not entitled to hold the topmost public ...
Islamic heritage is one of the cultural factors cited in the literature as being detrimental to wome...
While there is an increase in interest in gender and women studies through the lenses of comparative...
While there is an increase in interest in gender and women studies through the lenses of com...
This paper aims to look and discuss the association of Islam and women’s electoral participation in ...
Women political participation is understood to be a part of civic rights but their participation is ...
Objective: This research focuses on the impact of political parties and electoral quotas on women’s ...
The subject of this study is women\u27s political role and status in Muslim countries. The position ...
Women political participation is understood to be a part of civic rights but their participation is ...
Islam is perceived as a religion that relegates women in different spheres of life. This informs th...
Malaysia is considered one of the most progressive countries in the Muslim world steadily moving to...
The topic of those publication is the role of Muslim women in political and social life. Presents th...
Abstract The aim of this article is to observe the different between two Muslim majority countries i...
In this twenty-first century, it is crystal clear that education is the most powerful instrument for...
In this twenty-first century, it is crystal clear that education is the most powerful instrument for...
The Muslim scholars are in general agreement that women are not entitled to hold the topmost public ...
Islamic heritage is one of the cultural factors cited in the literature as being detrimental to wome...
While there is an increase in interest in gender and women studies through the lenses of comparative...
While there is an increase in interest in gender and women studies through the lenses of com...
This paper aims to look and discuss the association of Islam and women’s electoral participation in ...
Women political participation is understood to be a part of civic rights but their participation is ...
Objective: This research focuses on the impact of political parties and electoral quotas on women’s ...
The subject of this study is women\u27s political role and status in Muslim countries. The position ...
Women political participation is understood to be a part of civic rights but their participation is ...
Islam is perceived as a religion that relegates women in different spheres of life. This informs th...
Malaysia is considered one of the most progressive countries in the Muslim world steadily moving to...
The topic of those publication is the role of Muslim women in political and social life. Presents th...
Abstract The aim of this article is to observe the different between two Muslim majority countries i...
In this twenty-first century, it is crystal clear that education is the most powerful instrument for...
In this twenty-first century, it is crystal clear that education is the most powerful instrument for...
The Muslim scholars are in general agreement that women are not entitled to hold the topmost public ...