Running From Elections: Indian Feminism and Electoral Politics

“…There are different undertakings in the medication disclosure process where AI can be utilized to smooth out the assignments. This incorporates drug compound property and action expectation, anew plan of medication compounds, drug-receptor cooperations, and medication response forecastt [10].…”

Section: Drug Discovery and Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review Of The Involvement Of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare

Abhishek Gireeshkumar,

Riju J Babu,

Thomaskutty A

et al. 2023

IJETMS

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Artificial intelligence has a great impact on every aspect of our modern life. As the AI is improving day by day it has the potential to manage the landscape of health care with more accuracy and clarity. AI can be included in the planning of optimized treatment, accuracy of the diagnostics and also to improve the outcome of the patient. Healthcare field should need more precision so the involvement of the Artificial Intelligence helps in various ways such as accuracy at the first position followed by cost efficiency etc. While discussing about the AI in health care it also raises the question about the replacement of healthcare individuals such as doctors, nurses, technicians with the AI. As the AI is a model it should be trained properly so the role of such health care experts will still exist but it results in the large scale of success rate of the targeted health care activities. The AI is included in disease prediction, surgeries etc. It can also be used to suggest the measures that a patient should follow in order to avoid the disease by continuously evaluating and tracing the activities of the patient.

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“…Confronting and dealing with gender stereotypes before entering parliament is common among women politicians the world over. In the Pacific, external constraints such as lack of financial resources, family pressure, and prevailing societal views favor male candidates (Brody 2009; Huffer 2006; Whittington, Ospina, and Pollard 2006) and contribute to what Deo (2012, 46) describes as women “running from” rather than “running for” elections. There is, for example, a relatively large number of women in senior positions in the public service—the most common recruiting ground for politicians in the Pacific—who do not see politics as a desirable career option (Liki 2010).…”

Section: Deciding To Runmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…That is not to say that family connections guarantee successive election victory. As Deo (2012, 59) notes with reference to Indian politics, “The first election victory may be chalked up to family connections, but family is rarely a good enough reason for voters to keep a politician in office if he or she is not delivering on campaign promises.” This is certainly also true in the Pacific.…”

Section: Profile and Campaigningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intersecting Identities, Divergent Views: Interpreting the Experiences of Women Politicians in the Pacific Islands

Corbett

Liki²

2015

Pol & Gen

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Anecdotally, it is assumed that the factors that constrain women from entering parliament spill over into the way they experience holding public office, thus limiting their influence. Drawing on in-depth biographical interviews and other publically available materials we test this supposition by investigating the experiences of women who have served in parliament in the Pacific Islands, a region famous for its low levels of women's representation. We ask if and how women see their gender as influencing their parliamentary roles. We identify two narratives. The first aligns with the orthodox assumption where prevailing patriarchal norms stymie the influence of women MPs. The second, however, is a counternarrative that defies the conventional reading and instead posits that gender matters little once inside parliament with MPs, highlighting the importance of other identities—family, community, religious, etc.—to their constituent representation and reelection campaigns. In turn, women MPs who hold to this latter perspective are often critical of what they see as the imposition of gender norms by foreign donors. Employing the concept intersectionality allows us to simultaneously acknowledge and problematize this duality, thus providing a more nuanced reading of the impact of gender on parliamentary life in the Pacific region.

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Running From Elections: Indian Feminism and Electoral Politics

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Gender and Legislative Performance in India

Gender and Legislative Performance in India

Review Of The Involvement Of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare

Intersecting Identities, Divergent Views: Interpreting the Experiences of Women Politicians in the Pacific Islands

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