African Art Criticism and Theory | 27 November 2002
Gender and Power Dynamics in Moroccan Political Transitions: A Survey Analysis
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Abstract
Morocco has experienced several political transitions since independence in , with significant gender dynamics influencing these processes. A survey approach was employed, gathering data from a diverse sample of Moroccan citizens across different regions and genders to analyse the impact of gender on political participation and decision-making processes. The analysis revealed that women's representation in political leadership roles has increased by 25% compared to previous transitions, with notable themes including gender quotas and female empowerment initiatives. This research underscores the importance of gender inclusivity in Moroccan politics and highlights successful strategies for enhancing female participation and influence. Policy recommendations include implementing more gender-sensitive policies and increasing public awareness about the benefits of gender equality in leadership roles.