Titlebook: Political Empowerment of Women; The Netherlands and Monique Leyenaar Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2004 empowerment.

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Monique Leyenaarfemale or ‘other’, the body in Byzantium is increasingly finding its voice in Byzantine studies. Questions of ‘desire and denial’ have opened the field for investigations into sensuality and the senses in Byzantium, addressing the body’s responses to the sensual world.. Notions of sexual difference,

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Political Representation of Women in Fifteen European Countriesegislatures. In most European countries, the political empowerment of women happened at a slow pace but, at the turn of the century, we find that women representatives became more visible. Of special interest is the difference between countries in the rate of increase of women’s representation. For

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The Netherlands: Political Rights for Womenaroused and it refers to rational behaviour. This attitude is reflected in the political system. Dutch politics can be characterised as extremely proportionate — meaning that even very small parties can be represented in parliament and that every interest group can have its say — as well as being ve

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