Titlebook: Sex, Gender and the Conservative Party; From Iron Lady to Ki Sarah Childs,Paul Webb Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Conservative Legislative Recruitmentn of 48 Conservative women MPs, on May 6. 2010, as the Party having taken ‘huge strides towards gender balance’.. The representation of women on the Conservative benches following the general election was, indeed, unprecedented and welcome. At 15.7 percent of all Conservative MPs, women’s 2010 prese

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Reforming Parliamentary Selection: Party Change, Parliamentarian and Party Member Attitudesth a new party leadership keen to be electorally competitive, created a favourable moment of opportunity for the selection of many more women parliamentary candidates between 2005 and 2010 (Kittilson 2006).. The context within which their endeavour took place included, however, a decentralized parli

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Sex, Gender and Parliamentary Behaviour in the 2005 Parliamentted or whether its broader perspectives on gender and gender relations would inform its overall governing actions. Analyzing how the party acted in opposition during the 2005 Parliament is, however, suggestive. Of course, there are qualifications: membership of the Conservative parliamentary party i

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The Feminization Strategy and the Electorateuch remarked upon. The Conservative party, long renowned for attracting the votes of women, found itself apparently struggling to attract them. In particular, and in common with other advanced democracies, the party experienced the effects of a new gender-generation gap, whereby younger women gradua

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