The women's participation in Azerbaijan politics
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Abstract (EN)
In the political sphere, women's struggle for equal rights with men, preserve and promotion of these rights has been going on than long term, but as a result, it is seen that there is the majority of male politicians however, women's efforts to change this structure do not yield very successful results. Against the mentality that sees politics as an area where only men exist, the right of women to be represented in politics from time to time remained legally formal and did not reach the expected level. In it show women's representation in Azerbaijan politics, the problems faced by women in politics, the difficulties of representation and political order and the mail reasons for the problems that bring. The main principles of my study are the inclusion of men and women in the Azerbaijani politics before and after the Soviet times, and the difficulties they face while performing their power, and the problems and their solutions.
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Mehriban Aghayeva
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Mehriban Aghayeva (Master Thesis). The women's participation in Azerbaijan politics, 2019, İstanbul University.
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