Whereas formal rules that impede women’s participation in politics were eliminated in most countries in the 20th century, informal rules and norms still cause women’s routes to participation in politics and their experiences to differ from those of men. In this ALIGN guide, Rachel George, Emma Samman, Katie Washington and Alina Ojha discuss ways in which gender norms interact with social and economic conditions to influence women’s representation, and the persistent influence of gender norms on their social, economic and political aspirations.
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