Public Opinion of Women's Rights and Democratic Values

المؤلفون

  • المؤلف

  • Dana El Kurd

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31430/almuntaqa.1.3.0105

الملخص

How do opinions of gender equality affect perceptions of democracy? Much has been written linking procedural democracy with underlying democratic values; in essence, the argument is that without a general support for democratic values, systems of democratic governance may erode and decline. Democratic values/attitudes are often defined as support for inclusive political and civil freedoms, as well as the institutional safeguards which guarantee them. Opinions towards women's rights can be considered part and parcel of democratic values. Thus, in this paper, we ask whether opinions of gender equality can help predict democratic, or anti-democratic, sentiment. Essentially, we seek to address the question: can one profess a belief in democracy while simultaneously holding misogynistic views and excluding women?.

منشور

2018-09-01

إحصاءات الاستخدام

٢١ مشاهدة٣٠ تنزيل

إصدار

القسم

تحليل المؤشر العربي

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