Determinants of a silent (r) evolution: Understanding the expansion of family policy in rich OECD countries

E Ferragina, M Seeleib-Kaiser - Social Politics: International …, 2015 - academic.oup.com
This paper contributes to the comparative social policy literature in two ways. First, we use
multiple correspondence analysis in order to assess the different directions and the degree …

Conclusion: Towards a feminist institutionalism?

F Mackay - Gender, politics and institutions: Towards a feminist …, 2011 - Springer
Institutions–the formal and informal 'rules of the game'–profoundly shape political life.
Political institutions are also inescapably gendered. In this groundbreaking collection we …

Gender gaps in political participation across sub-Saharan African nations

H Coffe, C Bolzendahl - Social indicators research, 2011 - Springer
A substantial literature has studied gender differences in political participation in Western
industrialized democracies, but little is known about such gaps in sub-Saharan African …

High politics, low politics, and global health

J Youde - Journal of Global Security Studies, 2016 - academic.oup.com
It has become commonplace to argue that global health has ascended from “low politics” to
the ranks of “high politics” in international relations—those issues of existential importance …

The gender gap in political participation in Muslim-majority countries

H Coffé, S Dilli - International Political Science Review, 2015 - journals.sagepub.com
This study offers a comprehensive investigation of the gender gap in political participation
among 13 Muslim-majority nations using World Values Survey data and applying multilevel …

Gender attitudes in Africa: Liberal egalitarianism across 34 countries

M Charles - Social Forces, 2020 - academic.oup.com
This study provides a first descriptive mapping of support for women's equal rights in 34
African countries and assesses diverse theoretical explanations for variability in this support …

Changes for diplomacy under the lens of feminist neo-institutional theory: The case of Australia

S Rossetti - The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, 2015 - brill.com
Gender and cultural diversity have not been thoroughly studied in the literature devoted to
the diplomatic system. The fundamental reason behind this gender blindness reflects the …

Gender politics in the Dominican Republic: Advances for women, ambivalence from men

J Morgan, R Espinal, J Hartlyn - Politics & Gender, 2008 - cambridge.org
A considerable body of research has analyzed the influence of the women's movement,
changes in women's political representation, and policies promoting women's interests in …

Learning gender equality: how women's protest influences youth gender attitudes

LA Banaszak, SJS Liu, NB Tamer - Politics, Groups, and Identities, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
Current comparative analyses of gender attitudes among adolescents largely focus on
individual-level characteristics. Understudied is the role of women's protest on adolescents' …

Introduction: Perverse politics? Feminism, anti-imperialism, multiplicity

AS Orloff, R Ray, E Savcı - Perverse Politics? Feminism, Anti …, 2016 - emerald.com
Gender is constituted politically and politics is gendered to the core. While these claims are
not contentious, they are not as central to gender scholarship as they once were, or as they …