Barriers Hindering Jordanian Women’s Advancement to Higher Political and Leadership Positions

Keywords

Feminism, Gender studies, Appropriation, Politics, Feminist movement

References

• Women, the State, and Political Liberalization: Middle Eastern and North African ExperiencesL. Carl Brown, Laurie A. Brand — 1998
• Arab Women and Political DevelopmentRowaida Al Maaitah, Hadeel Al Maaitah, Hmoud Olaimat — 2011
• Making Islam DemocraticA. Bayat — 2007
• Soumis et rebelles : les jeunes au MarocMounia Bennani-Chraïbi, Rémy Leveau — 1994
• The Millennium Development Goals: Prospects for Gender Equality in the Arab WorldNadine Sika — 2011
• Women and the Kuwaiti National AssemblyMuhamad S. Olimat — 2011
• The Third Wave: Democratization in the Late Twentieth CenturyS. Huntington — 1991
• The Arab Human Development ReportPaul Rivlin — 2003
• Women’s suffrage in the measurement of democracy: Problems of operationalizationPamela Paxton — 2000
• Prescriptive Gender Stereotypes and Backlash Toward Agentic WomenLaurie A. Rudman, Peter Glick — 2001
• Civic Culture and Democracy: The Question of Causal RelationshipsEdward N. Muller, Mitchell A. Seligson — 1994
• Generational Politics and Renewal of Leadership in the Moroccan Women's MovementLoubna H. Skalli — 2011
• What Democracy Is. . . and Is NotPhilippe C. Schmitter, Terry Lynn Karl — 2008
• Economic Development and Democracy ReconsideredLarry Diamond — 1992
• Gender and Social InfluenceLinda L. Carli — 2001
• Jihad : expansion et déclin de l'islamismeMohammed Hocine Benkheira, Gilles Kepel — 2001
• Maroc : vers un « féminisme islamique d'État »Souad Eddouada, Renata Pepicelli — 2010
• Islamic Feminism and Its Discontents: Toward a Resolution of the DebateValentine M. Moghadam — 2002
• On the Grounds of Globalization: A Topography for Feminist Political EngagementCindi Katz — 2001
• Post‐feminism and popular cultureÁngela McRobbie — 2004

Cited by

• The Moroccan Example: “Coming Movements,” Communities, and Lived Experience in Contemporary ProtestPaige I Ambord — 2014
• The Effectiveness of Foreign Aid to Women?s Equality Organizations in the MENA: Does Aid Promote Women's Political Participation?Mina Baliamoune — 2013
• “I Vote I Sing”: The Rise of Aesthetic Citizenship in MoroccoZakia Salime — 2015
• FEMEN's Grotesque Transformations of Female Body ShameKristen A. Hungerford — 2015
• Arab Revolutions: Legible, Illegible BodiesZakia Salime — 2016
• NO REDRESS? INVESTIGATING WIFE ABUSE THROUGH THE LENS OF FEMINIST THEORY AND RESOURCE THEORY IN JORDANReem Atiyat — 2015
• The Effectiveness of Foreign Aid to Women's Equality Organisations in the MENAMina Baliamoune‐Lutz — 2016
• Feminist identifications across the ethnic-national divide: Jewish and Palestinian students in IsraelAmalia Sa’ar, Alisa C. Lewin, Dalit Simchai — 2017
• Do You Have “Connections” at the Courthouse? An Original Survey on Informal Influence and Judicial Rulings in MoroccoMatt Buehler — 2016
• How Arab executives learnAmira Khattab — 2015
• Violence against women: the stark reality behind Morocco’s human rights progressSilvia Gagliardi — 2018
• Uncertainty and Resistance in Jordanian Women's Perceptions of their Positionings in SocietyOraib Mango — 2017
• Barriers to Arab female academics’ career development: Legislation, HR policies and socio-cultural variablesWaed Ensour, Hadeel Al Maaitah, Radwan Kharabsheh — 2017
• I Was Clear with My Goals, Where I’m Heading, and What I Wanted with My Life: Life History of an Omani Woman and Nurse LeaderChristie Emerson — 2018
• Seeking LegitimacyAili Mari Tripp — 2019
• Gendering Resistance: Multiple Faces of the Kurdish Women's StruggleNisa Göksel — 2019
• Working women with disabilities: evidence from the Jordanian public sectorRaed Ababneh, Aseel AlShaik — 2020
• Equality and Gender at Work in Islam: The Case of the Berber Population of the High Atlas MountainsClaudia Eger — 2020
• The Electoral Quota—A Form of Gender Quota to Increase Women’s Participation in Parliament: A Quantitative Study from a Survey in the Middle EastSophia Lu, Jinky Leilanie Lu — 2020
• Enforcing women’s rights under the Arab Charter on human rights 2004Ahmed Almutawa, Konstantinos D. Magliveras — 2020

Related papers

• Liberal outcomes through undemocratic means: the reform of the Code de statut personnel in Morocco*Francesco Cavatorta, Emanuela Dalmasso — 2009
• Islamism and Family Law Reform in Morocco and JordanJanine A. Clark, Amy Young — 2008
• Arab Women and Political DevelopmentRowaida Al Maaitah, Hadeel Al Maaitah, Hmoud Olaimat — 2011
• Democratic Institutions and Empowerment of Women – An Analytical StudyVipin Singhal — 2015
• Women's Access to Political Leadership in Madagascar: The Value of History and Social Political ActivismAve Altius, Joel Raveloharimisy — 2016
• Women’s political participation in South Korea and activist organizationsKyung Jin Oh — 2016
• Challenges to Women Active Participation in Politics in NigeriaUgwuegede Patience Nwabunkeonye — 2014
• Can Women Be Effective LeadersAnne R. Breneman — 2006
• Women and the Palestinian national movement: a comparative analysisElien J. Tucker — 2000