Why Women Protest: Women's Movements in Chile (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
by Lisa Baldez
A comparative study of women's movements in Chile, analyzing activism, political participation, and the impact of gender on protest and social change.
About This Book
Why Women Protest explores women's activism and collective action in Chile through a comparative political lens.
The book analyzes the strategies, challenges, and outcomes of women's movements in the Chilean context.
It situates these movements within broader patterns of political participation and social change.
Readers gain insight into how gender shapes political mobilization and protest activity.
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