A Rising Public Voice: Women in Politics WorldwideAlida Brill In essays, profiles, and interviews, activists and women at the highest levels of national governments describe election campaigns, party politics, and work in parliamentary chambers; whether and how their agendas and political styles differ from men's; and how, unlike men, they must manage family responsibilities and accept public scrutiny of their personal lives. |
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XXXIII | 165 |
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XXXVI | 183 |
XXXVII | 195 |
XXXVIII | 213 |
XXXIX | 217 |
XLI | 227 |
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XXII | 119 |
XXIII | 127 |
XXIV | 133 |
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XXVI | 141 |
XXVII | 144 |
XXVIII | 147 |
XXIX | 152 |
XXX | 155 |
XXXI | 158 |
XXXII | 161 |
XLII | 229 |
XLIII | 233 |
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L | 261 |
LI | 267 |
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