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001444487 1001_ $$aFreidenberg, Flavia,$$eauthor.
001444487 24510 $$aWomen in Mexican subnational legislatures :$$bfrom descriptive to substantive representation /$$cFlavia Freidenberg, Karolina Gilas, Sebastián Garrido de Sierra, Camilo Saavedra Herrera.
001444487 264_1 $$aCham :$$bSpringer,$$c[2022]
001444487 300__ $$a1 online resource (xiii, 246 pages) :$$billustrations (black and white, and colour)
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001444487 4901_ $$aLatin American Societies
001444487 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
001444487 5050_ $$a1.Introduction -- 2.They Have the Seats, But Not the Power: The Argument -- 3.The Long and Winding Road to Gender Parity in Mexican Congresses -- 4. Why Do Some State Congresses Have More Female Legislators than Others? -- 5.How Do Women Exercise the Legislative Function? -- 6.How and Whom Do Women Represent in Legislatures? -- 7.Conclusions: More seats, more power? Evaluating the barriers in the exercise of the legislative function in Mexican Congresses.
001444487 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized users.
001444487 520__ $$aThis book aims to fill a gap in research on women's political representation by developing a multidimensional assessment of female participation in subnational legislatures in a federal political system like Mexico. The Mexican experience in terms of women's political representation at the federal and subnational levels has been very successful, as the reforms created a more robust "gender electoral regime" that promoted an increase in the number of elected female legislators (1987-2021). Still, little is known about the impact of the rise in women's presence in Congresses on other dimensions of political representation, such as symbolic or substantive. Although previous studies on women's political representation in Mexico have yielded exciting conclusions based on empirical evidence and strengthened a theory focused on the analysis of presence, it is still insufficient to explain the other dimensions of representation and the relationship between them. Therefore, this book contributes to the comparative scholarship from the perspective of feminist neo-institutionalism, expanding the understanding of the relationship between women's formal and descriptive representation, the content of legislative work in terms of preferences and interests (substantive representation), and its symbolic effects on women and politics in general (symbolic representation). Women in Mexican Subnational Legislatures: From Descriptive to Substantive Representation will be of interest to political scientists, sociologists, and jurists interested in gender and politics. The book fills a theoretical and empirical gap on the effects of gender parity in the programmatic and symbolic scope of power building. The findings on good practices and challenges are discussed within a broader body of comparative research, providing knowledge to academia, policymakers, and international cooperation agencies about the remaining obstacles to strengthening Latin American democracies and the need to continue exploring the links between subnational politics and democratization of federal political systems.
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001444487 650_0 $$aWomen$$xPolitical activity$$zMexico.
001444487 650_0 $$aSubnational governments$$xSocial aspects$$zMexico.
001444487 650_0 $$aRepresentative government and representation$$zMexico.
001444487 650_6 $$aFemmes$$xActivité politique$$zMexique.
001444487 650_6 $$aAdministrations infranationales$$xAspect social$$zMexique.
001444487 650_6 $$aGouvernement représentatif$$zMexique.
001444487 651_0 $$aMexico$$xPolitics and government.
001444487 651_6 $$aMexique$$xPolitique et gouvernement.
001444487 655_0 $$aElectronic books.
001444487 7001_ $$aGilas, Karolina Monika,$$eauthor.
001444487 7001_ $$aGarrido de Sierra, Sebastián,$$eauthor.
001444487 7001_ $$aSaavedra Herrera, Camilo Emiliano,$$eauthor.
001444487 77608 $$iPrint version:$$aFreidenberg, Flavia.$$tWomen in Mexican subnational legislatures.$$dCham : Springer, [2022]$$z9783030940775
001444487 830_0 $$aLatin American Societies.
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