Gender and Political Recruitment¶
Kenny, M. (2013). Gender and Political Recruitment: Theorizing Institutional Change.
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- Feminist Institutionalism
- The analytical move is to treat gender as constitutive of institutions: rules and practices can encode assumptions about authority, care, availability, leadership, and the public/private boundary, while institutions reproduce or disrupt those assumptions.
This sourceDevelops feminist-institutionalist analysis of formal/informal recruitment and institutional change.
- The analytical move is to treat gender as constitutive of institutions: rules and practices can encode assumptions about authority, care, availability, leadership, and the public/private boundary, while institutions reproduce or disrupt those assumptions.
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