Political Development

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Alternate Paths to Power? Women’s Political Representation in Nicaragua

2011-2020, Case Study, Countries and Regions, Foreign, Gender, Gender Mainstreaming, Newspaper Article/Feature, Political Development, Social Development / By

By examining patterns of women’s representation as candidates in the 1996, 2001 and 2006 elections for the National Assembly and as elected officeholders, this article analyzes how various political parties are utilizing the positions. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Foreign Publications Subject: Women’s rights, Political representation, Nicaragua Author: Magda Hinojosa and Ana Vijil Gurdián Publisher: University …

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Afghan Women: Artfully Unforgotten

2001-2010, Case Study, Countries and Regions, Cultural Development, Foreign, Gender, Gender Mainstreaming, Gender-Based Violence, Newspaper Article/Feature, Political Development, Social Development / By

This article talks about battered women and children in Afghanistan. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Foreign Publications Subject: Communication, Culture, Development, Education, Gender, Human rights, Jobs, Peace, Poverty, War, Afghanistan, United States, Asia, Global Author: Heather Metcalfe Publisher: Carnegie Council Publication Date: 2009

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Achieving gender balance in theboardroom: is it time for legislative action in the UK?

2001-2010, Case Study, Countries and Regions, Foreign, Gender, Gender Mainstreaming, Laws and Policies, Newspaper Article/Feature, Political Development, Social Development / By

This case study explores the possibility of introducing legislative gender quotas for company boardrooms in the UK. Asset Type: Publications Collection: Foreign Publications Subject: United Kingdom, Women, Men, Financial crisis, Corporate governance, Equality, Workforce Author: Charlotte Villiers Publisher: The Society of Legal Scholars Publication Date: December 2010

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