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How will Canada Change if 40% of our MPs are women? The result might not be what you think. Women aren't really that different from men in the way that we vote and the political parties we subscribe to.
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Health Care
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Social Good
Religious Values and American Democracy
D AV I D M . C R A I G
G EO RG ET OW N U NI VE RS IT Y P RE SS
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� 2014 Georgetown University Press. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be
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Health care as a social good : religious values and American democracy / David M. Craig.
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Social Good
Religious Values and American Democracy
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� 2014 Georgetown University Press. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be
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Women in politics
- 1. How will Canada be a better place when 40% of MPs are women?
- 3. How do you answer that question?
- 4. Better pensions for homemakers Rehabilitation for young offenders No Poverty Living Wages Improved health care Universal heath care safe Better Quality Education Stronger social net
- 6. Problem: Not enough women in parliament
- 7. Assumption: If we elect 40% women, they will be able to change policy
- 9. Power is in cabinet
- 10. Assumption: If we elect women they will vote in the interests of other women
- 13. Women’s Opinions Canadian Elections Study: 2008
- 14. 41% favour some private hospitals
- 15. 56% Agree that people who don’t get ahead should blame themselves, not the system
- 16. 37% Favour the death penalty
- 17. 41% Agree that people should be able to pay to get medical treatment sooner
- 18. 45% say that about the same amount should be done for women as now
- 19. Best Way to Deal with Violent Young Offenders Tougher Sentences More Rehabilitation 42% 47%
- 20. 42% Agree that society would be better off if more women stayed home with their children
- 21. Men and women are more alike than different
- 22. Women do not think alike on social policy issues
- 23. So What?
- 26. What about PR?
- 27. 2008 General Election % Popular Vote
- 28. Projected Female MPs By Party
- 30. Why?
- 31. Education & Household Income Gender 19% 3.6%
- 33. Electing more women may not lead to social change
- 35. How?
- 38. It’s not what you say, it’s what they hear
- 41. Change your “P” Ness
- 42. References Jacquetta Newman and White, Linda. Women, Politics and Public Policy: the Political Struggles of Canadian Women. Oxford University Press Canada. 2006. Paul Barker and Charlton, Mark (ed). Contemporary Political Issues. (6th ed.) Nelson Education. 2009. Chip Health and Heath, Dan. Switch: How to change things when change is hard. Random House Canada. 2010. Canadian Election Study. http://ces-eec.org/pagesE/home.html. Sourced on March 3, 2010. Elections Canada. 2008 Election Results. http://www.elections.ca/scripts/OVR2008/default.html. Sourced on March 5, 2010. Frank Luntz. Words that Work: It’s not what you say, it’s what people hear. Hyperion. 2007.