Are Women More Peace-Oriented Than Their Male Colleagues? : Korean Women Legislators’ Voting Behavior on War Bills
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The purpose of my study is to identify whether female legislators behave differently than their male counterparts when it comes to voting on war bills. While an increasing number of studies examine the influence of gender on legislative politics, quite a few give empirical evidence outside of western democracies. During the 16th and 17th Korean National Assembly sessions, my analysis discovered that female members were less inclined to vote in favor of sending troops to Iraq and Afghanistan. Additionally, I find that female members of the president party are less likely to vote for war bills as their electoral superiority grows. My work advances our understanding of the effect of gender on roll call votes in Korean legislative politics by providing interesting empirical evidence.
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The purpose of my study is to identify whether female legislators behave differently than their male counterparts when it comes to voting on war bills. While an increasing number of studies examine the influence of gender on legislative politics, quite a few give empirical evidence outside of western democracies. During the 16th and 17th Korean National Assembly sessions, my analysis discovered that female members were less inclined to vote in favor of sending troops to Iraq and Afghanistan. Additionally, I find that female members of the president party are less likely to vote for war bills as their electoral superiority grows. My work advances our understanding of the effect of gender on roll call votes in Korean legislative politics by providing interesting empirical evidence.
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