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Legacy barriers for women Legacy barriers for women
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Women Alliance representatives Women Alliance representatives
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Choosing women: Don’t quota us Choosing women: Don’t quota us
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Culture, attitudes, and practice Culture, attitudes, and practice
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LGBTQ+ members and representation LGBTQ+ members and representation
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Race and age Race and age
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Diversity: The overall picture Diversity: The overall picture
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11 Diversity and representation
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Published:August 2024
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Abstract
Alliance is a party with a philosophy of unity in diversity, arguing that differences in national background should not form the only basis for political structures. It has long had niche status as a party recruiting from a range of religious backgrounds, but what of other forms of identity? This chapter examines the roles of women within the Party, as both representatives and staff workers. It explores how Alliance, despite eschewing quotas, has had a healthy proportion of women elected to local councils and to the Assembly. Alliance also had the first Assembly members elected from the LGBTQ+ community. This section assesses the debates on quotas and examines selection procedures for Alliance election candidates.
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