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Title: Women and the Malta Labour Party
Other Titles: Revisiting Labour history
Authors: Cutajar, JosAnn
Keywords: Women -- Political activity -- Malta
Women -- Social conditions -- Malta
Malta Labour Party -- History
Political parties -- Malta -- History
Malta -- Politics and government -- History
Women in development -- Malta
Issue Date: 2012
Publisher: Horizons Publications
Citation: Cutajar, J. A. (2012). Women and the Malta Labour Party. In J. Chircop (Ed.), Revisiting Labour history (pp. 393-441). Malta: Horizons Publications.
Abstract: Power and Politics: In this paper I am going to look at the relationship between women and men within the Labour Party (LP) in Malta. The Labour Party and 'enlightened individual male members' within it have been cited by Laiviera (2004) as one of the main promoters of women's issues within the Maltese Islands. The focus of this paper is therefore going to be on whether this is the case by conducting statistical analysis of secondary data concerning Maltese women's achievement in national, local and European Parliamentary elections from 1947 onwards. This information will be juxtaposed and/or enlarged upon by data derived from online interviews conducted with feminist and non-feminist individuals who work closely with the Labour Party. The questionnaire was sent to all female Labour Party members of parliament, female candidates who contested under the Labour Party for European Parliament, female party officials as well as the party leader and president. Not all questionnaires were returned however. [Excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/106892
ISBN: 9789995738204
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