Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future?
I study the changes in female political participation that occur when an additional female candidate is elected to the local council. To address the endogeneity related to non-random election outcomes I employ a Regression Discontinuity Design. I focus on close competition for the last seat in the C...
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doaj-2c8fd7a8ac4e4d4aadcdeac40d4bf4972020-11-25T02:18:38ZengUniversità Carlo Cattaneo LIUCThe European Journal of Comparative Economics1824-29792018-06-01151378110.25428/1824-2979/201801-37-81Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future?Jekaterina KuliominaI study the changes in female political participation that occur when an additional female candidate is elected to the local council. To address the endogeneity related to non-random election outcomes I employ a Regression Discontinuity Design. I focus on close competition for the last seat in the Czech municipal (local) elections between a male and a female candidate. I find that the election of an additional female candidate leads to fewer newly participating female candidates in the following elections. The effect is stronger in the municipalities where at least two other women were elected to the council.http://ejce.liuc.it/18242979201801/182429792018150103.pdfpolitical participationwomen and politicsregression discontinuitygenderfemale representationczech republic |
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Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future? |
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Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future? |
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Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future? |
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Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future? |
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Does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future? |
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does election of an additional female councilor increase women's candidacy in the future? |
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Università Carlo Cattaneo LIUC |
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The European Journal of Comparative Economics |
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1824-2979 |
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2018-06-01 |
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I study the changes in female political participation that occur when an additional female candidate is elected to the local council. To address the endogeneity related to non-random election outcomes I employ a Regression Discontinuity Design. I focus on close competition for the last seat in the Czech municipal (local) elections between a male and a female candidate. I find that the election of an additional female candidate leads to fewer newly participating female candidates in the following elections. The effect is stronger in the municipalities where at least two other women were elected to the council. |
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political participation women and politics regression discontinuity gender female representation czech republic |
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