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How women legislate

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INTRODUCTION 1. Expectations and Natures 2. The Procedural Question: Reform or Adapt? 3. Legislative Products: The Influence of Women 4. The Nature of Support 5. The Context of Institutional Change 6. The Impact of Women 7. Predictions for the Future

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INTRODUCTION 1. Expectations and Natures 2. The Procedural Question: Reform or Adapt? 3. Legislative Products: The Influence of Women 4. The Nature of Support 5. The Context of Institutional Change 6. The Impact of Women 7. Predictions for the Future

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INTRODUCTION 1. Expectations and Natures 2. The Procedural Question: Reform or Adapt? 3. Legislative Products: The Influence of Women 4. The Nature of Support 5. The Context of Institutional Change 6. The Impact of Women 7. Predictions for the Future

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