Titlebook: Double-Edged Politics on Women’s Rights in the MENA Region; Hanane Darhour,Drude Dahlerup Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Whose Empowerment? Gender Quota Reform Mechanisms and De-democratization in Moroccorical work examining the mechanisms used to design and reform electoral gender quotas over time and evaluate their outcomes on women’s empowerment and democratization. Drawing on policy tracing and in-depth interviews conducted in-between 2003 and 2017 with political activists, this chapter provides

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Adebusuyi I. Adeniran,Aliyu K. Taofeekl, leaderless and using new styles of communication, the post-Arab Spring voices do not seek power but seek to defy the State and push it to address the hitherto ‘taboo’ topics such as sexual harassment, language (Amazigh) rights and individual freedom. These voices do not identify as feminist but t

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Ali Arazeem Abdullahi,AbdulBaqi Z. Salihur, for many Islamist and conservative forces, the term triggers suspicion and hostility on the ground that it serves as a western product that infringes cultural specificities and threatens the gendered parameters of the Muslim family. This chapter seeks to examine the different ways gender equality

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On Happiness and Beauty: A Force Field Viewtitutions compared with the countries in the Middle East. It attributes these differences to the presence of unified legal systems in the Maghreb; strategies of the political elite in attempting to neutralize Islamic extremism in the Maghreb; political party strategies, especially among leading Isla

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Rajesh Arora,Manas Kumar Mandalscholars and policymakers. While research examining the dynamics of women’s numerical presence has proliferated, studies examining the role of female legislators within these bodies remain scarce. To bridge this gap, this chapter focuses on one of the most understudied aspects in MENA’s legislatures