Women and party politics in Peninsular Malaysia
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Women and party politics in Peninsular Malaysia
（East Asian social science monographs）
Oxford University Press, 1987
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Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Brandeis University, 1980, under the title: Women's auxiliaries and party politics in Western Malaysia
Bibliography: p. [241]-262
Includes index
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Description
This first comprehensive study of the involvement of women in Malaysian politics traces the growth of the major women's auxiliaries, or wings, of the various political parties, and notes their contribution to the evolution of the party system. Although the history of women's politics in Malaysia has been largely dominated by the Malay women in Wanita UMNO, the largest women's auxiliary in Malaysia, the later rise of the Chinese and Indian women's auxiliaries is studied. What emerges is a comprehensive look at the nature of women's participation in the political process of multi-racial Malaysia.
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