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Concluding Remarks,wer the questions of how and why clientelism favors men and how and why clientelist practices translate into parliamentary seats. It is now time to evaluate the comprehensive picture provided by this book to see whether posing questions in a new way has generated new answers.

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DC and Paris: Capitals of Punk,sm to play a part. But why is clientelism male dominated in the first place? And why does it continue to be male dominated? This chapter argues that political networks play a decisive part in the upholding of clientelism, and that the key to understanding the gendered nature of clientelism is to be found in these networks.

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Diplomacy: Houdini meets Ulysses, of this book. The book addresses theoretical and methodological questions about how to gender men and male-dominated political institutions and makes several contributions to existing explanations of the variations in parliamentary gender composition.

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