If you liked Representing women in parliament by Marian Sawer and Manon Tremblay, start with Le parlementarisme canadien (2005), Australia and the new right (1982), and Toxic Parliaments (2024). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Recommended next reads
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1
Le parlementarisme canadien
2005 · 541 pages · Manon Tremblay · Same author
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Australia and the new right
1982 · 181 pages · Marian Sawer · Same author
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Toxic Parliaments
2024 · Marian Sawer, Maria Maley · Same author
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4
Queering Representation
2019 · 352 pages · Manon Tremblay · Same author
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5
Gender Innovation in Political Science
2018 · 285 pages · Marian Sawer, Kerryn Baker · Same author
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Women S Movement in Protest, : Institutions and the Internet, the
2013 · 228 pages · Sarah Maddison, Marian Sawer · Same author
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Histoire de Roberval, au coeur du Lac-Saint-Jean par Rossel Vien
1987 · 65 pages · Manon Tremblay, Rossel Vien · Same author
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The Ashgate Research Companion to Lesbian and Gay Activism
2015 · 372 pages · David Paternotte, Manon Tremblay · Same author
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9
Party Rules?
Anika Gauja, Marian Sawer · Same author
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10
Socialism and participation
1978 · 114 pages · Marian Sawer · Same author
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Québécoises et les Représentations Parlementaires
2014 · 344 pages · Louise Harel, Manon Tremblay · Same author
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12
Sharing power
1993 · 284 pages · Manon Tremblay · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Representing women in parliament?
BookOrb recommends Le parlementarisme canadien (2005), Australia and the new right (1982), Toxic Parliaments (2024), Queering Representation (2019), and Gender Innovation in Political Science (2018).
Are there books like Representing women in parliament?
Yes. The list on this page is ranked from the closest matches BookOrb has for Representing women in parliament.
Who wrote Representing women in parliament?
Representing women in parliament is by Marian Sawer and Manon Tremblay.