“Standing for” Representation: LGBQ Politicians and Descriptive Representation

@article{Tremblay2022StandingFR,
  title={“Standing for” Representation: LGBQ Politicians and Descriptive Representation},
  author={Manon Tremblay},
  journal={Sustainable Development Goals Series},
  year={2022}
}
  • M. Tremblay
  • Published 2022
  • Sustainable Development Goals Series
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