This Seat is Taken: elections and the under-representation of women in seven Southern African countries
 
Written by Gender Links (Editor) | 25 January 11
 
 

Achieving gender equality is one of the major challenges facing democratic governance in SADC. The countries surveyed in this book provide instances in which women's representation is significantly low. The contributions in this book consider the importance of gender equality in elections. Each contribution assesses the commitment of gender equality on the part of policy makers, law makers, political party leaders, electoral authorities and civil society in the country concerned. An overall opinion is that the achievement of gender equality is not a primary consideration and is often not taken into account at all. Each contributor advances country-specific findings, recommendations and strategies aimed at achieving gender equality.

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ISBN978-1-920446-26-0
PublisherEISA
Year of publication2010
Physical ResourceYes
Physical LocationGMDC Library
Place of PublicationSouth Africa
Classification No324.968 SEA
 
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