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HomeUpcoming EventsFifth European Conference On Politics and Gender At Lausanne
Fifth European Conference on Politics and Gender at Lausanne

For the Fifth European Conference on Politics and Gender at Lausanne, June 2017 there are two GenParlNet panels. Jennifer Piscopo has organised a panel with five papers: 'Theorising Gender-Focused Parliamentary Bodies: The Causes and Consequences of Institutional Design'.

Mette Marie Harders and Mary Nugent have also organised a panel with five papers: 'Unexplored aspects of women's substantive representation: Considering new settings, actors, institutions and interconnections'.

These panels are in the Governance, Institutions and Public Policy and the Power and Representation sections of the conference, respectively.

Date & time

  • Thu 01 Jun 2017, 2:50 pm - 2:50 pm

Location

Lausanne, Switzerland