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Do Gender Quotas Boost Autocrats' International Image?

The global spread of gender quotas is a major institutional development.

Key Finding: Survey experiments show audiences rated autocracies higher on democracy scales when women's descriptive representation was greater. They were also more supportive of providing foreign aid to these countries.

### Reputation Boosts

  • Audiences' Perception
  • Countries adopting gender quotas are often electoral autocracies with stark gender inequalities.
  • Survey respondents rated autocracies higher on democracy scales when women's descriptive representation was greater.
  • Audiences were more supportive of providing foreign aid to these countries.

### Broader Implications for Reputation, Human Rights & Foreign Aid Attitudes

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Gender Quotas and International Reputation was authored by Sarah Sunn Bush and Pär Zetterberg. It was published by Wiley in AJPS in 2021.
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