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Roosmarijn de Geus retweeted
OUT NOW with @LivUniPress – Strained Peace: Northern Ireland from Good Friday to Brexit
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Establish a Children's Playground in Oxford City Centre - Sign the Petition! chng.it/SsNxRJw9ZY via @CdnChange
Very detailed and rigorous response - definitely worth reading the very comprehensive response the authors wrote
But more so: read the original article! It has an novel theory, new data and extensive quant AND qual evidence and really pushes forward our knowledge on the topic
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Having some APSA/EPOP fomo I think, so I wrote something short about gender gaps in the recent U.K. elections using available YouGov cross-tabs.
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And here I thought I’d spend my mat leave mostly following American politics 😅 theglobeandmail.com/politics…
Given it's the season - I have updated my website :)
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I recently moved to Ottawa and interested to connect with people who share my interests in gender & elections to stay up to date with the field :)
Roosmarijn de Geus retweeted
BREAKING: Air Canada launching non-stop service between @FlyYOW and London's Heathrow Airport next March. #ottnews
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Roosmarijn de Geus retweeted
🥇🥈🥉 The final medal ceremony of Paris 2024 is for the women’s marathon. A highly symbolic way to wrap up the first-ever Olympic Games with full gender parity. 💜
#Paris2024 #ClosingCeremony
In all the post election reflections this is worth keeping in mind with re to distribution of party support in the electorate 👇👇
Roosmarijn de Geus retweeted
Boris Johnson to the Rescue? Geoffrey Evans, @RAdeGeus & @ProfJaneGreen examine how the Conservatives won the radical-right vote in the 2019 UK General Election: journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
#PolStudiesUKGE 1/27
@PolStudiesAssoc @SAGECQPolitics @NuffieldCollege #openaccess
Roosmarijn de Geus retweeted
Somewhat desperate plea but I’m being kicked out for a week due to renovations and really struggling to find somewhere for myself and my cat to live for a week, beginning of June.
I tried my college who said no with Luna. Anyone in Oxford have any ideas? Please?!
As the dust has settled, happy to share I’ve now started a job with the 🇨🇦 federal government as a sr economist. A bit of a change as I joined ISED and will be working on industrial policy, but looking forward to learning about this new area
This likely means fewer tweets on gender, public opinion, voting and women’s leadership from my side. Though I definitely will keep following the field and all the cool research that’s produced :)
Roosmarijn de Geus retweeted
Beste @kimputters,
In Nederland hebben we een groot aantal vrouwelijke hoogleraren en wetenschappers in alle takken van de Bestuurskunde en andere vakgebieden die voor dit formatieproces van belang zijn. Met het oog op de belangrijke opgave (1/2)
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If that recent FT piece on gender/age gaps in attitudes caught your interest then the thread below is a must read 👇👇 (as is Rosie’s book!)
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Nice to see gender and values getting coverage in the FT! Funnily enough I’ve just started a paper trying to get into this better, as I think it’s important we understand the extent to which this is the case and why much more fully…
An ideological gender gap appears to be emerging within Gen Z, and the consequences could be far-reaching, writes @jburnmurdoch on.ft.com/3u8TGyk
ALT Charts show a wide ideology gap opening up between young men and women across South Korea, US, Germany and UK
It’s beginning to look a lot like… moving time!
I came to the U.K. in 2011 and have gone from MPhil, DPhil, Postdoc to Lecturer here. U.K. academia has been my home for a long time and I’m very grateful for the friends, peers and mentors I’ve worked with 🙏
Lots has changed since 2011, and with time it simply became too difficult to live our lives across three countries and two continents.
As such we’re moving our little family to Ottawa, Canada 🇨🇦 where I’ll join the Canadian federal government as a civil servant