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Interests, Issues, and Preferences: Women's Interests and Epiphenomena of Activism – ERRATUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 December 2012

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Abstract

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Erratum
Copyright
Copyright © The Women and Politics Research Section of the American Political Science Association 2012

We regret that the originally published paper (Beckwith, Reference Beckwith2011) did not contain the correct footnotes.

We apologize for this oversight and reproduce the author's footnotes below:

THE CORRECTION

From page 424, line 37:

I am grateful to Suzanne Dovi and Leslie Schwindt-Bayer for their helpful comments on the initial version of this essay.

From page 425, lines 77-80:

  1. 1 Among other interests that can be identified from women's self-organizing in contexts of relative autonomy and free deliberation are women's control of their reproductive capacity and bodily integrity; and women's personal and citizen autonomy, including freedom of mobility.

  2. 2 To paraphrase Sen (1999: 10), women's interest in access to political power is not only a primary end; it is its principal means of achieving that end.

References

REFERENCE

Beckwith, Karen. 2011. “Interests, Issues, and Preferences: Women's Interests and Epiphenomena of ActivismPolitics & Gender 7 (3): 424429.CrossRefGoogle Scholar