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Politicians' personality traits affect their attitudes towards gender equality.
In a new paper @LSQjournal @corinna_kroeber and I show that the higher MPs score on the Openness trait, the more they support the representation of gender equality 📊
doi.org/10.1111/lsq.12475
🗣️Our new study in @JournalWPP shows that online abuse on social media discourages young women from pursuing political offices—before their actual political careers have even begun.
With @StefanieBailer and Tomoko Latteier
👉 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Very happy to see this paper published in @LSQjournal 🎉
New Publication 📚✍️ from Legislative Studies Quarterly: "Personality and political representation — How personality traits shape MPs' attitudes toward gender equality" by @DaHoehmann (@UniBasel_en) and @corinna_kroeber (@uni_greifswald) is available now! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Such a fantastic paper!
Making a very brief appearance here because I am so excited to announce that my article on the substantive representation of men is finally published in the European Journal of Political Research! Open access and free to read ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com…
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The paper shows that in modern-day parliaments, there are still deeply-rooted traditional attitudes towards gender equality and what roles men and women should play. This constitutes a major impediment to the achievement of gender equality.
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New publication 📚📈
What are politicians’ attitudes towards men’s engagement in the representation of gender equality?
My new paper in @WEPsocial shows that gender equality is still perceived as a policy field that is primarily suited to women MPs.
doi.org/10.1080/01402382.202…
The paper was motivated by @mmharder compelling argument that gender equality is an interest that is genuinely not ‘attached’ to the identity of women and that equally affects women and men. Consequently, men MPs should play an active role in its parliamentary representation.
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Very happy that my paper on women ministers is included in the @EPSRjournal Special Collection on #IWD2024
🤗 #IWD2024
💭 Do parties relegate #female ministers to portfolios that are politically less important for them?
@DaHoehmann explores #political parties, issue salience ,& the appointment of women cabinet members 👩💼
#OA 🔓 bit.ly/3UsZOsz
If you are interested in coalition cabinets and mutual monitoring of governing parties, you should read @HeikeKluever, @HannaEBack, and @Svenja_Krauss new book "Coalition Agreements as Control Devices".
I wrote a short 📖review:
link.springer.com/article/10…
It's time to follow the crowd. I would be very happy if someone could send me a code for "the other side".
Replying to @britanlar
@britanlar and @hannahrphill have put together a fantastic Critical Perspectives in @PoliticsGenderJ on demystifying the publishing process for ECRs. I am delighted to have contributed a paper on the challenges and rewards of publishing during the PhD.
doi.org/10.1017/S1743923X230…
The results of the paper provide evidence that the ‘old-boys networks’ within parties might begin to erode and that highly salient posts in the cabinet are now increasingly accessible to women. I am very happy that this paper has found a nice home @EPSRjournal
💭 Do parties relegate #female ministers to portfolios that are politically less important for them? @DaHoehmann's 🆕 #researchnote investigates #political parties, issue salience, and the appointment of women cabinet members
#OpenAccess 🔓 at bit.ly/3UsZOsz
📈New Publication📈
Do parties relegate women ministers to portfolios that are politically less important for them?
Unexpectedly, in my new paper @EPSRjournal I find that this is not the case!
More info and link to the paper in the 🧵⬇️
Here is the link to the full paper (open access):
doi.org/10.1017/S17557739220…
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In case you missed the @PoliticsGenderJ roundtable on publishing and reviewing, here ⬇️ is a concise summary of the main takeaways
Our @PoliticsGenderJ 📗roundtable yesterday on "Demystifying Publishing & Reviewing," organized by @britanlar & @hannahrphill, left us all feeling energized! ⚡️ See below for a 🧵 summarizing the main takeaways from current & past editors and editorial team members ⬇️⬇️ [1/10]
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This event was super insightful. Thank you very much for the invitation!
So thrilled with the turnout for the @PoliticsGenderJ professionalization event that @hannahrphill & I organized. The speakers, @mlkrook, @C_Wolbrecht, @sufranceschet, @Jamil_Scott_ , @DaHoehmann and Aksel Sundström were brilliant.
Thank you to everyone for making this amazing!
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Thank you very much for your engaging talk 💯👏
Many thanks @corinna_kroeber @sarah_dingler @DaHoehmann @Lena_Stephan_ & Darius Ribbe for inviting me to deliver the keynote for this inspiring workshop @uni_greifswald! And to @camilanmontero for the wonderful introduction. Really enjoyed these 2 days 💯 x 🙏 💥
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If you want to get first-hand insights about publishing and reviewing you are very welcome to attend this great workshop organized by @PoliticsGenderJ
Are you an early career researcher or someone who seeks guidance in the area of publishing & reviewing? @PoliticsGenderJ invites you to our roundtable on "Demystifying Publishing & Reviewing" on October 20th. Check the 🧵 for the lineup and registration details! (1/3)
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Great first day of the "Women as political actors" workshop at the @uni_greifswald that I am co-organzing with @sarah_dingler and @corinna_kroeber
Day 1 of the workshop “Women as political actors” is coming to an end! Great first panels with papers by @BenHoeh @DaHoehmann @davidmeiering @javiermcanto @Frech_Elena @VETroeger @robindevroe @michaelj505 and others today #womenpolitics
Great presentation and a promising project on women's appointment to committees of German state parliaments.
Very excited to present a new project on committee membership of female MPs (with @FetscherVerena and Philip Manow) at @uni_greifswald. Thanks to @corinna_kroeber, @DaHoehmann, and @sarah_dingler for organizing this workshop on "women as political actors"!
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Keep an eye on this new section in @PoliticsGenderJ 👀Might also be a great ressource for teaching.
In 2022, @PoliticsGenderJ 📗launched a new article type, Notes from the Field, to create new opportunities for exchange across theory & practice. Submissions are welcomed from scholars & practitioners.🌎Word limit: 2000 words max. Submit proposals here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Together with Corinna Kroeber and Sarah Dingler, I am organizing the workshop "Women as political actors: Contemporary barriers, challenges, and opportunities." If you are interested in women's access to political offices and their influence on public policy, apply!
CfP for the workshop “Women as political actors: Contemporary barriers, challenges, and opportunities” bit.ly/3sHkEZ0 Please spread the word & consider submitting! Hosted by Corinna, @DaHoehmann & Sarah in Greifswald #AcademicTwitter #researchisfun 🤓 #cfp #wissenlockt



















