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The Effect of Women in Government on Government Effectiveness

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1 April 2015
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The Cupola: Scholarship at Gettysburg College

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A critical factor of gender and development is the political empowerment of women. Beyond this equality, however, what are the effects of women in government? This paper investigates these effects by examining the relationship between the percentage of women in parliament and overall government effectiveness. The research strongly supports the theory that women are more effective political leaders than their male counterparts

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