WP58: The political gender gap in Africa: similar attitudes, different behaviors

Recent analysis by Ingelhart and Norris (2003) suggests that the observed gender gap between men and women in Western societies is shifting, from women being more conservative than men in...

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Publisher	Afrobarometer
Date	2006-03-01
Type	Working paper
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WP58: The political gender gap in Africa: similar attitudes, different behaviors. Afrobarometer, 2006. Vero Archive, record afrobarometer:publication/wp58-political-gender-gap-africa-similar-attitudes-different-behaviors.