Electoral systems in comparative perspective
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The approach of the twenty-first century finds women and most minority groups grossly underrepresented in elective offices throughout the world because of cultural, legal, and political barriers...
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This comparative study of electoral procedures, trends and key issues deals with the representation of women and minorities worldwide. The work describes a situation of under-representation in 20 countries and points to ways for women and minorities to enhance their position politically.
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