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A Tale of Two Congresses: Sex, Institutions, and Evangelicals in Brazil and Chile,an Supreme Court. The chapter opens with an overview of LGBT mobilization in the two countries, demonstrating that this does not help explain policy stasis. We then study institutional variables. Both congresses contain influential conservative voting blocs, which makes passing progressive legislati

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Historical Institutionalism and Same-Sex Marriage: A Comparative Analysis of the USA and Canada,licy change (Pierson and Skocpol, Historical Institutionalism in Contemporary Political Science. In ., ed. Ira Katznelson and Helen Milner, 693–721. Norton, 2002). The chapter emphasizes the importance of federalism, the separation of powers versus a parliamentary system, and the role of courts in s

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Understanding Same-Sex Marriage Debates in Malawi and South Africa,d same-sex marriage in Malawi and South Africa. Beginning in the mid-2000s, politicians in Malawi began politicizing and deriding same-sex sexualities, but in South Africa, lawmakers, at the request of the judiciary, investigated legalizing same-sex marriage. Most Malawian political elites regard sa

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Same-Sex Marriage in France and Spain: Comparing Resistance in a Centralized Secular Republic and tat national level, regardless of sexual orientation. In 2013, France became only the 14th country to do so. In order to test the hypothesis of a contrast between an assumed rupture with the political legacy for Spanish democracy and an attachment of the French Republic to an idealized inheritance, a

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Europeanizing vs. Nationalizing the Issue of Same-Sex Marriage in Central Europe: A Comparative Anagrounded in sociological and discursive institutionalisms, it draws upon the comparative analysis carried out by the team of the EU-funded Quality in Gender + Equality Policies (QUING) project, complemented by the author’s own legislative tracking of debates on this issue. The chapter first places r

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The Globalization of LGBT Identity and Same-Sex Marriage as a Catalyst of Neo-institutional Values:etween state, civil society institutions, and international humanitarian organizations in two neighboring countries in Southeast Asia: Singapore and Indonesia. Each country has specific colonial histories, ethnic, religious, social, and cultural conditions and explicitly shows the negotiations of th