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100			_aPolzer, T., Nolte, I.M. and Seiwald, J. _942194
245			_aGender budgeting in public financial management: A literature review and research agenda
260			_aInternational Review of Administrative Sciences
300			_a89(2), Jun, 2023: p.450-466
520			_aGender budgeting calls for including a gender perspective at all levels of governmental budgetary processes. While the literature on gender budgeting is interdisciplinary and covers a wide geographical range, it remains fragmented. This study uses a literature review to examine the current discourse on gender budgeting and to elicit avenues for future research. Our review shows that studies focus either on emerging economies, such as India or South Africa, or on countries in Europe. Drawing on an analytical framework, we find that most studies scrutinize the ex ante stages of gender budgeting, whereas less is known about the concurrent and ex post stages. Moreover, because little is known about the outcome and impact of gender budgeting, governments do not know what instruments function best in different settings. Given their ex ante focus, most studies on gender budgeting often either remain descriptive or analyse secondary data. Despite scholars from different disciplines contributing to the field of gender budgeting, several ‘blank spots’ remain, particularly in public sector accounting. – Reproduced
773			_aInternational Review of Administrative Sciences
906			_aWOMEN
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