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Domesticating Politics: How Religiously Conservative Parties Mobilize Women in India
How do religiously conservative parties mobilize women, despite espousing traditional gender norms relegating them to the private sphere? I develop a theory of norm-compliant mobilization to explain this paradox. Grounded in the context of patriarchal societies, this theory proposes that framing par
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