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Bodo Kesselmeyer,Peter Leibfriedther. This chapter offers an alternative feminist walking tour within parliament. The notion of the masculine flaneur is de-toured via the practice-based method of being a feminist rambler in a house that was built for specific sorts of masculinities. The very gendered nature of the public sphere of

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Westminster parlimentarians: Performing Politicshave any moral and political intent, it is to argue that disenchantment with politics is misdirected — we should target our critiques at politicians in government rather than in their parliamentary role — and to call for fuller citizens’ engagement with political processes.

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Disrupting Deliberation? Comparing Repertoires of Parliamentary Representation in India, the UK and e performance of deliberation and representation. We focus on the three selected cases of India, South Africa and the United Kingdom, all of which have witnessed disruptive behaviour in their national parliaments but with varying form, frequency, severity and institutional response and with varied meaning and significance attributed.

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