The book firstly explores ways to conceive of and to study gender in parliaments. Parliamentary ethnography – that is, spending time observing and engaging with parliamentary actors, is presented as an unparalleled methodology to understand gender, power, and agency better. The chapters then follow current in-depth portrayals of gender and the parliamentary workplace. The book connects multiple actors in the House of Commons: MPs; officials; and parliamentary researchers, and the (in)formal rules that structure the relationships between them. weiterlesen