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Female assembly members and the adoption of women-friendly policies in Japanese local municipalities/ Hidehiro Yamamoto and Sae Okura

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YAMAMOTO Hidehiro

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OKURA Sae

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In: Asian Survey Vol.63 No.3, May/June 2023, pp.355-380 (12)Summary: In Japan, lags behind both developed and developing countries in women's political participation, the number of female assembly members is rising. However, it is unclear whether this increase has led to the adoption of more women-friendly policies.

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In Japan, lags behind both developed and developing countries in women's political participation, the number of female assembly members is rising. However, it is unclear whether this increase has led to the adoption of more women-friendly policies.

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