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A Stacked Deck: Ambition, Supply, Demand, and Women’s Access to Political Power
Why do women remain underrepresented in positions of political power? A central challenge to answering this question is the difficulty in disentangling possible explanations, including women’s lack of interest or ambition, differences in women’s preparedness for political office, and discrimination
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