This book explores why the increasing importance of women's votes in the 1920s did NOT lead to increasing success for the lobbying efforts of women's organizations and shows that electoral dynamics were responsible for the decline in the political influence of women's organizations by the mid-1920s.
This book explores why the increasing importance of women's votes in the 1920s did NOT lead to increasing success for the lobbying efforts of women's organizations and shows that electoral dynamics were responsible for the decline in the political influence of women's organizations by the mid-1920s.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. The legacy of female disenfranchisement; 2. The logic of policy change: voters, organizations, and institutions; 3. Testing competing hypotheses: pre and post suffrage in New York State, 1909 20; 4. The national race to mobilize women, 1917 32; 5. One step forward, two steps back: women in the parties, 1917 32; 6. The re emergence of policy and party benefits for women, 1970 present; References.
1. The legacy of female disenfranchisement; 2. The logic of policy change: voters, organizations, and institutions; 3. Testing competing hypotheses: pre and post suffrage in New York State, 1909 20; 4. The national race to mobilize women, 1917 32; 5. One step forward, two steps back: women in the parties, 1917 32; 6. The re emergence of policy and party benefits for women, 1970 present; References.
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