Women and Politics in Northern Ireland
Abstract
The author argues that in political participation in Northern Ireland, women and men are “more alike than different”, participating at similar rates. He notes that their modes of participation do differ, however. He argues women are more active in largely “unstructured” groups or movements.
Citation
Wilford, Rick. “Women and Politics in Northern Ireland.” Parliamentary Affairs 49 (1996): 41-54.
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