Titlebook: Gender, Institutions, and Change in Bachelet’s Chile; Georgina Waylen (professor of Politics) Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Promoting Gender Equality: Michelle Bachelet and Formal and Informal Institutional Change within ths not forget those who have been left behind. A country without exclusions demands that women exercise the fullness of citizenship, in all of its facets. My government will support, in the most decisive manner, the effective exercise of the rights of the woman” (Bachelet 2006).. As president, Bachel

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,Opportunities and Constraints on Gender-Egalitarian Policy Change: Michelle Bachelet’s Social Proteender equality as a guiding principle within these reforms. Bachelet headed the fourth consecutive center-Left government after the return to democracy (the second under socialist leadership), and her room for maneuver was comparatively greater than that of previous administrations: politically—owin

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,Institutional Constraints to Engendering the Health Sector in Bachelet’s Chile,informal practices that shape institutional practices, rules, norms, and processes of change. While the nature of formal and informal institutions themselves continues to be widely debated, there is a consensus, among feminist scholars at least, that they are inherently gendered (Chappell and Waylen

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,Comparing Michelle Bachelet’s Two Presidencies: Continuity or Change?,ed by the insights drawn primarily from the gender and politics (particularly gender and executives) and gendered institutionalist literatures that were outlined in chapter 1, and draws some conclusions about the capacity of each administration to introduce gender friendly change and the constraints

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