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Lost in Translation. How Different Electoral Systems Transform the Voting Gender Gap into Gender Inequality

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Voting gender gap characterises several countries, and it is likely to translate into the composition of elected assemblies and governments. Starting from given preferences of the electors, different electoral rules may translate this gap into different outcomes in terms of composition of the...

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