The paper examines how women's political empowerment affects renewable energy
demand, considering factors like energy costs, green technologies, and gross domestic …

A large body of literature investigates whether increasing the number of women in legislative
office translates into policies that benefit women in society. This research builds upon …

Do men and women perceive corruption differently? While evidence suggest that there is a
strong link between gender and corruption, and that gender differences can at least partly be …

Surveys across countries indicate that female politicians are more often targets of violence
compared to males. Why are women attacked more? Is this due to their gender, or to …

Spanish legislation on gender quotas in electoral candidate lists implies the effective
incorporation of women into politics. This measure has created interest in the impact of this …

Political parties increasingly rely on self-regulation to promote ethical standards in office.
The adoption of ethics self-regulation and its ability to induce change is likely to be a …

This study examines the relationship between women's political empowerment (WPE) and
the quality of government (QoG) in European regions. The analysis considers both the …

International organizations, experts, and policymakers promote democracy as a means to
secure better quality of government, here conceptualized as government free of corruption …

This paper adds new evidence to the existing literature on institutions and well-being. In
particular, we examine how women's political empowerment relates to subjective well-being …

Do female public servants receive a stronger negative public reaction from being involved in
corruption than their male counterparts? While there are good theoretical reasons to suggest …