Abstract
This article looks at politicians as external stakeholders of the administration. Using the case of gender budgeting at the central government level in Austria, it analyzes the perception of politicians on how (well) gender perspectives have been introduced in the budgetary process, and how these stakeholders have actively participated in the administrations’ work. The study builds on interviews with members of the parliamentary budget committee and a qualitative analysis of budget documents. The results show that politicians perceive the administration as rather non-responsive to their active participation in introducing gender perspectives in the budgetary process.
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