Titlebook: Sex, Gender and the Conservative Party; From Iron Lady to Ki Sarah Childs,Paul Webb Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Introduction of the likely election of more than 60 women MPs. The party’s women’s organizations also looked healthier, with sell-out annual conferences and new formats and, most high profile at least around Westminster, the establishment of an independent, but associated, ginger group, Women2win. New women’s p

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Conservatism, Representation and Feminizationnature or extent of the inclusion of women’s issues (once it has been agreed on what this refers to) be easily read off from existing empirical studies of women’s political presence. Researchers often adopt different measures and employ a variety of research methods and designs, thereby, limiting co

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Women Members and the Party’s Women’s Organizationsonservative Women’s National Committee (CWNC) re-launched itself as the Conservative Women’s Organization (CWO), with popular annual conferences, and new activities, formats, and groups: Women’s Forums and Summits and the CWO Muslim group. In addition, the party Vice-Chairman for Women position was

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Conservative Legislative Recruitmentt. The party needed to select fewer than 20 more women in seats it would hold or win. In the event, they gained 30 more women MPs, but the total number fell short of the party’s own, widely-stated projection of some 60 women, as it failed to win an overall majority on election night .. They missed d

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Party Member Attitudes and Women’s Policy (by and for women?)party’s ideological traditions and its core vote, especially those whose dispositions might be expected to favour more traditional gender roles and who might wish to protect business from what they would consider ‘costly’, in both economic and social terms, social engineering. Indeed, of the 2008 Wo

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Sex, Gender and Parliamentary Behaviour in the 2005 Parliamentrior history in this respect (Evans 2011; Childs 2008). Even so, Cameron had had five years in which to refashion his private and parliamentary leadership teams (Bale 2010), and to mould his parliamentary party by the time of the 2010 general election. Hence, if the Conservatives under Cameron did i

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Feminization and Party Cohesion: Conservative Ideological Tendencies and Gender Politicslly more comfortable with the party’s efforts to ‘a(chǎn)ct for’ women, and within the 2005 Parliament, it was Conservative women Parliamentarians rather than men, who, for the most part, acted for women in a more gender equality direction. Here, we seek to shed more light on the impact of feminization on

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Conclusionbeen in Parliament since 2001, to lead the modernization of the party — to make it once again electorally viable. A public process of ‘decontamination’ was the very necessary first step on the road back to power, if not to single-party government (Bale 2010; Kavanagh and Cowley 2010; Bale and Webb 2