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19 August 2021

Women’s Political Participation in a Pakistani Metropolis: Navigating Gendered Household and Political Spaces

Published by: Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives

The male–female gap in voter turnout in the 2018 Pakistani general elections stood at 9.1 per cent, with 11 million fewer women...

Ali Cheema
Ali Cheema & 4 others
Exercising Her Right to Vote: Experimental Evidence on Civic and Political Action as Pathways for Women’s Political Empowerment Action for Empowerment and Accountability (A4EA) Pakistan
Brief

8 March 2019

Women’s Political Participation in Pakistan’s Big Cities: Evidence for Reform

Published by: IDS

Why did 11 million fewer women than men vote in Pakistan’s 2018 general elections? Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is a much higher gender gap in each province’s largest metropolitan city compared to its remaining constituencies. This gap relates to men’s views about women’s vote and women’s knowledge of politics and the electoral process.

Ali Cheema
Ali Cheema & 4 others
Pathways to Accountability Bargains (part of the A4EA research programme) Exercising Her Right to Vote: Experimental Evidence on Civic and Political Action as Pathways for Women’s Political Empowerment Women’s Political Participation in Pakistan’s Big Cities: Evidence for Reform Action for Empowerment and Accountability (A4EA) Pakistan