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Notes
1 See Drude Dahlerup (1988) ‘From a small to a large minority: women in Scandanavian politics’, Scandinavian Political Studies 11(4): 275–97.
2 See Sarah Childs and Mona Lee Krook (2008) ‘Critical mass theory and women’s political representation’, Political Studies 56(3): 725–36.
3 See International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance, www.idea.int/data-tools/data/gender-quotas (last checked 11 January 2018).
4 See World Economic Forum (2017) www.weforum.org/reports/the-global-gender-gap-report-2017 (last checked 11 January 2018).
5 For an important new contribution, see Joan W. Scott (2018) Sex and Secularism, Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press.
6 See Ann Marie Goetz (2015) ‘The New Cold War on Women’s Rights’, UN Research Institute for Social Development, 22 June, www.unrisd.org/beijing+20-goetz (last checked 11 January 2018).