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Establishing Male Dominance: Descriptive, Substantive and Symbolic Representation,egic resources at their disposal during the transitions from communist rule: (1) ., which enabled them to draw on predominantly male memberships when negotiating the collapse of state socialism and then when selecting their candidates for the founding elections of 1990; (2) ., which enabled them to

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Breaking Male Dominance: Institutional Change in New Democracies, past two decades, the process of breaking male dominance is well under way in Central and Eastern Europe. I identify five mechanisms of change, all of which have been at play in the region: gender quotas, party contagion, party system change, the diffusion of international norms and an increase in

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Conclusions,gender inequalities in political representation. This study has sought to develop a new conceptual toolkit for analysing gender and political representations from a comparative perspective, to collect and analyse the relevant empirical data, and to identify the processes responsible for the establis

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Florian Schnabel,Stefan Sigullaes: the countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The question is why this has been the case. This study seeks to uncover the causal mechanisms that have sustained or, alternatively, challenged male privilege in Europe’s new democracies by focusing on descriptive, substantive and symbolic representat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-65095-7egic resources at their disposal during the transitions from communist rule: (1) ., which enabled them to draw on predominantly male memberships when negotiating the collapse of state socialism and then when selecting their candidates for the founding elections of 1990; (2) ., which enabled them to