Do Gender Quotas Foster Women’s Political Engagement?

Do Gender Quotas Foster Women’s Political Engagement?

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• Political research quarterly [ 1065-9129 ] ; 2009-12.

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  • Additional analyses, Additive index, Affirmative action measure, Affirmative action measures, Affirmative action policies, Analysis addresses, Argentina, Behavioral effects, Best data, Cambridge university press, Campaign activities, Candidate lists, Candidate selection, Case studies, Certain quota, Common traits, Contextual, Contextual analyses, Contextual analysis, Control variables, Country level, Dahlerup, Deletion, Democratic development, Dependent variables, Descriptive representation, Descriptive statistics, Development index, Different levels, Different quota systems, Different results, Dissemination process, Drude dahlerup, Empirical focus, Ethnic quotas, Exact wording, Executive body, Explanatory factors, External efficacy, Extraparliamentarian activities, Female candidates, Female constituents, Female representation, Female representatives, First place, Freedom house, Further light, Gender, Gender equality, Gender quota legislation, Gender quotas, Gender role attitudes, Harvard university press, Higher level, Htun, Human development report, Individual level, Latin america, Latin american, Latin american countries, Latin american women, Legal quotas, Legislative bodies, Lehman schlozman, Listwise, Listwise deletion, Longitudinal data, Main religion, Mass publics, Mettler, Mona lena, More consequences, Multicollinearity problems, Multivariate analysis, National level, National quota laws, Nations development program, Noncompliance, Nonquota countries, Nonsignificant relationships, Ordinal, Ordinal scale variables, Other countries, Other factors, Other hand, Other latin american countries, Other respondents, Other responses, Other sources, Other values, Other women, Particular leaders, Party campaign activities, Party quotas, Policy feedback, Political action, Political activities, Political attitudes, Political beliefs, Political contact, Political contacts, Political elites, Political engagement, Political interest, Political involvement, Political knowledge, Political life, Political participation, Political parties, Political party, Political representation, Political research, Political role models, Political science, Political trust, Positive effects, Positive impact, Positive impacts, Positive relationship, Possible effects, Possible impact, Possible links, Protest activities, Public life, Public policy, Quota, Quota adoption, Quota laws, Quota legislation, Quota policies, Quota project, Quota regime, Quota system, Quota systems, Random intercept model, Rank order, Representative democracy, Role model effects, Rules development index, Rules quota, Schlozman, Schram, Science association, Signal effects, Significant relationship, Similar results, Single item, Socioeconomic development, Socioeconomic modernization, Sos, State structure, Statistical analyses, Statistical model, Substantial impact, Substantive representation, Such data, Such measures, Such quotas, Such rules, Supplemental materials, Symbolic representation, Theoretical framework, Unstandardized regression coefficients, Variable specification, Variance inflation factor statistics, Verba, Women citizens, Women representatives, Zetterberg, Zetterberg gender quotas.

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