This academic study critically examines the processes through which women in Nepal are introduced to and engage with the political system. Authored by Meena Vaidya Malla, the book delves into the various agents of political socialization—such as family, education, media, and community—and analyzes their impact on shaping women's political attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors within the unique socio-cultural and political landscape of Nepal. It offers an insightful analysis of the challenges and opportunities women face in asserting their political agency.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain a deep understanding of gender dynamics within Nepalese politics.
• Explore the mechanisms and challenges of political socialization for women.
• Essential for scholars and students of South Asian studies, gender studies, and political science.
• Provides valuable context on women's empowerment and political participation in developing democracies.