Gender Dynamics in Political Power Transitions within Senegal's Societal Nexus,

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Auteurs principaux: Guindo, Toure, Sall, Aminata, Ndiaye, Seyni, Dioume, Mariama
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author Guindo, Toure
Sall, Aminata
Ndiaye, Seyni
Dioume, Mariama
author_facet Guindo, Toure
Sall, Aminata
Ndiaye, Seyni
Dioume, Mariama
contents <p>This commentary examines gender dynamics within political power transitions in Senegal over a decade, highlighting how these interactions shape societal structures. No empirical data were collected or analysed; this commentary relies on secondary sources and existing literature for insights into gender dynamics during Senegalese political transitions. The analysis underscores the need for continued efforts to improve gender parity within political structures and ensure equitable representation of all genders. Recommendations include policy initiatives aimed at fostering more inclusive governance systems that consider the needs and contributions of women in leadership roles.</p>
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spellingShingle Gender Dynamics in Political Power Transitions within Senegal's Societal Nexus,
Guindo, Toure
Sall, Aminata
Ndiaye, Seyni
Dioume, Mariama
African geography
Senegalese politics
Gender studies
Power asymmetries
Political sociology
Feminist theory
Intersectionality
<p>This commentary examines gender dynamics within political power transitions in Senegal over a decade, highlighting how these interactions shape societal structures. No empirical data were collected or analysed; this commentary relies on secondary sources and existing literature for insights into gender dynamics during Senegalese political transitions. The analysis underscores the need for continued efforts to improve gender parity within political structures and ensure equitable representation of all genders. Recommendations include policy initiatives aimed at fostering more inclusive governance systems that consider the needs and contributions of women in leadership roles.</p>
title Gender Dynamics in Political Power Transitions within Senegal's Societal Nexus,
topic African geography
Senegalese politics
Gender studies
Power asymmetries
Political sociology
Feminist theory
Intersectionality
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18916226