Evolution of the presence and success of female candidates in Chile, 1989-2009
introduces the explanations that are likely to account for the presence of women in electedoffices. Based on them, we analyze the evolution of women in elected office in Chile between the return of democracy in 1989 and 2009.
Patricio Daniel Navia Lucero
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