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1 Women’s voice and leadership in decision-making Assessing the evidence Pilar Domingo …

Though the defense ministry has been a bastion of male power, a growing number of states
have appointed women to this portfolio. What explains men's dominance over these …

Do female leaders affect voters' perceptions of political parties' placement on the left-right
spectrum? Using public opinion data on 269 parties in 35 countries between 1976 and …

We evaluate global patterns of women's access to the most powerful and prestigious cabinet
posts: defense, finance, and foreign affairs. Although women remain dramatically …

Many democracies are widely perceived to be suffering a serious crisis of representation,
participation and legitimacy. As part of this 'crisis', the male domination of democracy–both in …

Women increasingly have been elected to executive office–both at the national and
subnational level–in countries throughout the world. Yet, we know little about the effects that …

The number of salient female executive leaders has dramatically increased over the last two
decades. In many countries, executive politics is no longer an exclusive male domain. Using …

" Too much attention is paid to the absence of women leaders around the world rather than
their presence, leaving a gap in our understanding of the difference women leaders make …

Are the experiences of running for political office affected by the candidate's gender? In
order to address why there might be gender imbalances in the election of political …

This article assesses how Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential loss conforms to established
findings within the gender and politics literature about the difficulties women face in running …