Eto analyses the various factors which have led to women's low presence in the Japanese legislature. She evaluates ways in which it might be possible for Japan to catch up and in doing so examines the ways in which Japanese society continues to perpetuate gender-rigid expectations of men and women.
Eto analyses the various factors which have led to women's low presence in the Japanese legislature. She evaluates ways in which it might be possible for Japan to catch up and in doing so examines the ways in which Japanese society continues to perpetuate gender-rigid expectations of men and women.
Mikiko Eto is Professor of Political Science at Hosei University, Japan.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. What Influences the Legislative Representation of Women? 3. Gender Culture in Japanese Socio-Politics 4. A Japanese Gender-Biased Welfare State 5. Effects of Japan's Electoral System on Women's Candidacy and Winning 6. Women in Japanese Party Politics 7. State-Initiated Positive Plans for Women's Representation 8. Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. What Influences the Legislative Representation of Women? 3. Gender Culture in Japanese Socio-Politics 4. A Japanese Gender-Biased Welfare State 5. Effects of Japan's Electoral System on Women's Candidacy and Winning 6. Women in Japanese Party Politics 7. State-Initiated Positive Plans for Women's Representation 8. Conclusion
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