Titlebook: Women in Governing Institutions in South Asia; Parliament, Civil Se Nizam Ahmed Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Women in Parliament—Entering the Public Male Domain in Bhutan a masculine-driven election campaign, impediments of seeking women’s candidature in the parliament and the dynamics of men and women politicians. It discloses challenges of being women legislator in male-dominated parliamentary committees, particularly in gaining male legislators’ support to pass w

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Deepening Democracy in India: The Role of Women Parliamentarians and Their Challengesever, today women are gradually proving to be an indispensible part of every sphere of life ranging from family to the larger domains of politics and economy. This paper attempts to examine the nature and scope of women’s role in the larger political landscape of India and tries to unravel the criti

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Women in the Parliament: Changing Gender Dynamics in the Political Sphere in Nepaltion held in 2008. It was a historic achievement and a radical transformation in the political sphere of Nepal. Currently, women are appointed in various key positions. This chapter analyzes the complex, multifaceted, and nonlinear nature of the lived experiences of women parliamentarians in Nepal.

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Who Speaks for Women in Parliament? Patriarchy and Women MNAs in Pakistans that with the presence of more women, representation of women’s issues increased and therefore confirms the relationship between female representatives and representation of women. Data also reveal that reserved-seat members of the National Assembly represented women better than those elected from

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Balancing Work and Family: Women in Bangladesh Civil Services pro-women affirmative recruitment policies. The study finds that women face intra-bureaucratic structural and cultural constraints when they enter the BCS. At the same time, women bureaucrats face issues at home when they try to balance work and family roles. These two-prong constraints further di

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Women in Pakistan Civil Servicestan. However, the prevalent masculine culture of the Service constituting so-called gender-neutral practices of more-than-full-time ethos and an explicit demand of job rotation remains unchanged and implies an extra hardship for females encumbered with domestic responsibilities ultimately culminati