Add to ORKGIn April 2015, Chile passed a gender quota law as part of a larger reform to the country’s election laws. Quotas are not new to Latin America, and Chile is, in fact, one of the last countries in the region to adopt such a law. Yet, expectations for success must be tempered by what scholars know about making quotas effective for increasing women’s legislative representation. Analysis of gender quota laws in Latin America suggests that Chile’s quota may be less effective than proponents hope
Gender quotas have been held to have more far-reaching consequences than increasing women’s politica...
Largely part of a worldwide trend to enhance women’s empowerment, gender quotas, a policy requiring ...
This article corresponds to a systematization of the research results of the perceptions of politica...
Extant research demonstrates that gender quotas do increase women’s descriptive representation in na...
The recent election cycles of Latin American parliaments have seen increased women's representation ...
Cette recherche a pour objectif d’analyser une réponse institutionnelle adoptée pour faire face à la...
With the democratization of countries across the globe, women have realized a greater need for polit...
Assuming gender neutrality in comparative analysis, i.e. not including either explicit or implicit r...
(150 words) Gender quotas have been adopted in over a hundred countries in an effort to address gend...
This article considers the impact of electoral quotas for women. Most studies have either focused on...
Proponents of electoral quota laws suggest that equitable representation will deepen democratization...
Differences in the ability of quotas to increase the proportion of women in parliaments have often b...
For more than 20 years, gender quotas have been adopted and revised in Latin America and the world. ...
This study investigates the effects of gender quotas in national elections on political participatio...
This article discusses the varying effects of quota systems, as they emerge from a scenario of wome...
Gender quotas have been held to have more far-reaching consequences than increasing women’s politica...
Largely part of a worldwide trend to enhance women’s empowerment, gender quotas, a policy requiring ...
This article corresponds to a systematization of the research results of the perceptions of politica...
Extant research demonstrates that gender quotas do increase women’s descriptive representation in na...
The recent election cycles of Latin American parliaments have seen increased women's representation ...
Cette recherche a pour objectif d’analyser une réponse institutionnelle adoptée pour faire face à la...
With the democratization of countries across the globe, women have realized a greater need for polit...
Assuming gender neutrality in comparative analysis, i.e. not including either explicit or implicit r...
(150 words) Gender quotas have been adopted in over a hundred countries in an effort to address gend...
This article considers the impact of electoral quotas for women. Most studies have either focused on...
Proponents of electoral quota laws suggest that equitable representation will deepen democratization...
Differences in the ability of quotas to increase the proportion of women in parliaments have often b...
For more than 20 years, gender quotas have been adopted and revised in Latin America and the world. ...
This study investigates the effects of gender quotas in national elections on political participatio...
This article discusses the varying effects of quota systems, as they emerge from a scenario of wome...
Gender quotas have been held to have more far-reaching consequences than increasing women’s politica...
Largely part of a worldwide trend to enhance women’s empowerment, gender quotas, a policy requiring ...
This article corresponds to a systematization of the research results of the perceptions of politica...