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Why Female Parliamentarians do not Pass Women-Friendly Laws: Women’s Quota in Authoritarian Sudan

Tønnessen L (2013) Why Female Parliamentarians do not Pass Women-Friendly Laws: Women’s Quota in Authoritarian Sudan. Women’s Studies International Forum 41(2) (November-December 2013):122-131

This entry was posted in Articles, Publications on February 11, 2014 by Maral Mirshahi.

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