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Gender Quotas in India: Do They Risk Undermining Other Vulnerable Groups?
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Do Gender Quotas Hurt Less Privileged Groups? Evidence From India was authored by Varun Karekurve-Ramachandra and Alexander Lee. It was published by Wiley in AJPS in 2020.

This article investigates how gender quotas impact the representation of multiple disadvantaged groups.

Data & Methods:

* Regression analysis was used to examine data from Delhi constituencies with and without random female electoral quotas implemented between 1993-2018.

Key Findings:*

* Quotas reduced descriptive representation for traditionally underprivileged castes (especially OBCs).

* Quota seats were more likely filled by candidates from privileged Hindu upper castes.

Real-World Relevance:

* The findings highlight the complex trade-offs in designing multi-dimensional representation policies.

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