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SUMMARY:Brain Bites: How diverse and inclusive are Dutch politics\, really?
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DESCRIPTION:In this edition of Brain Bites\, we explore the relationship be
	tween political\nlife cycles and diversity in Dutch politics with politica
	l scientist Zahra\nRunderkamp. With more women and people with a migration
	 background taking a seat\nat the decision-making table\, Dutch politics h
	as become visibly more diverse\nover recent decades. But visibility\, or p
	resence\, is not the same as inclusion.\nJoin us to learn something new an
	d pick up a free sandwich during your lunch\nbreak.\n\nIn her research\, Z
	ahra Runderkamp focuses on one key question: what happens\nafter elections
	? To explore this question\, Runderkamp will focus on the concept\nof the 
	political life cycle during this Brain Bites session\, curated by SPUI25.\
	nPolitical careers consist of several stages\, from interest and selection
	 to\nelection\, serving in office and departure. We now know a great deal 
	about entry\ninto politics\, but much less about how many politicians stay
	 and how many leave.\nYet understanding selective attrition—when certain g
	roups leave more frequently\nor sooner than others—is crucial to determini
	ng whether diversity is\nsustainable.\n\nRunderkamp will guide you through
	 this political life cycle and show how it\ncurrently works for women. Thi
	s also involves examining working conditions\nwithin politics itself. Wome
	n in politics navigate a political system that was\nnot designed for them.
	 For example\, pregnant politicians still have to\ntemporarily ‘resign’ to
	 take maternity leave. Finally\, Runderkamp will explore\nhow we can work 
	towards ‘genuine’ inclusion\, beyond diversity alone.\n\n\nPROGRAMME\n\n *
	 12:15: Doors open\n * 12:30: Programme begins\, with an introduction by m
	oderator Revka Bijl\n * 12:35: Mini-lecture by Zahra Runderkamp\n * 12:45:
	 Q&A with Zahra and Revka\n * 13:00: Closing\n\nThe programme is free\, bu
	t please register so we can plan the catering. The\nevent will be held in 
	English and lasts 30 minutes.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/brain-bites-how-diverse-and-inclusive-a
	re-dutch-politics-really
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LOCATION:SPUI25 - Spui 25-27\, 1012 WX Amsterdam
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>In this edition of Brain Bites, we explore 
	the relationship between political life cycles and diversity in Dutch poli
	tics with political scientist Zahra Runderkamp. With more women and people
	 with a migration background taking a seat at the decision-making table, D
	utch politics has become visibly more diverse over recent decades. But vis
	ibility, or presence, is not the same as inclusion. Join us to learn somet
	hing new and pick up a free sandwich during your lunch break.</p>         
	<p>In her research, Zahra Runderkamp focuses on one key question: what hap
	pens after elections? To explore this question, Runderkamp will focus on t
	he concept of the political life cycle during this Brain Bites session, cu
	rated by SPUI25. Political careers consist of several stages, from interes
	t and selection to election, serving in office and departure. We now know 
	a great deal about entry into politics, but much less about how many polit
	icians stay and how many leave. Yet understanding selective attrition—when
	 certain groups leave more frequently or sooner than others—is crucial to 
	determining whether diversity is sustainable.</p> <p>Runderkamp will guide
	 you through this political life cycle and show how it currently works for
	 women. This also involves examining working conditions within politics it
	self. Women in politics navigate a political system that was not designed 
	for them. For example, pregnant politicians still have to temporarily ‘res
	ign’ to take maternity leave. Finally, Runderkamp will explore how we can 
	work towards ‘genuine’ inclusion, beyond diversity alone.</p> <h3>Programm
	e</h3> <ul> <li><strong><strong>12:15:</strong></strong> Doors open</li> <
	li><strong><strong>12:30:</strong></strong> Programme begins, with an intr
	oduction by moderator Revka Bijl</li> <li><strong><strong>12:35:</strong><
	/strong> Mini-lecture by Zahra Runderkamp</li> <li><strong><strong>12:45:<
	/strong></strong> Q&amp;A with Zahra and Revka</li> <li><strong><strong>13
	:00:</strong></strong> Closing</li> </ul> <p>The programme is free, but pl
	ease register so we can plan the catering. The event will be held in Engli
	sh and lasts 30 minutes.</p>
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