📢 CALL FOR PAPERS Our call for papers is still open for our co-organised panel with Politics on ‘Gender and the Elections of 2024’ at the Political Studies Association conference. ⏰ Deadline: 1st October Details below 👇

1/2. Final Reminder: Call for Papers! . Join our 'Gender & the Elections of 2024' panel at the PSA Annual Conference (Birmingham, 14–16 April 2025)! Submit by 1 October. Details in the original thread: x.com/JournalPolitic… Political Studies Association University of Glasgow

Calling all gender and politics scholars.. 📢 Submit to PSA Women & Politics panels at PSA! Including our panel on Gender & the Elections of 2024 (co-sponsored by@JournalPolitics) 👇Details below👇 EPOP GenElect Network Politics & Gender

One that may be of interest to our members... Call for papers for panel on Gender and the 2024 Elections at the Political Studies Association Annual Conference

I'm excited to present on Intersectionality and Constitutional Attitudes in Scotland tomorrow with data from my doctoral research. Centre on Constitutional Change School of Social & Political Science Edinburgh. Event information here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/scotlands-in…

There are just over 2 weeks to go until the deadline for submitting your paper abstracts to EPOP panels at #PSA25 (14-16 April 2025, Birmingham). For further details and access to the submission site, follow the link below. psa.ac.uk/events/psa-ann…

📣 New #FirstView Notes from the Field 📝 In "More Than a Journal" @FaridaJalalzai paints a personal narrative about the important role P&G has played in establishing the field of 'women as national leaders'. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

📢 CALL FOR PAPERS The deadline to submit abstracts for #PSA25 is just a week away. Thank you to those who have already submitted abstracts to us! If you think your paper is a good fit for our group, please submit an abstract: psa.ac.uk/events/psa-ann…

Excited to see my article 'Balancing Politics and Parenthood' in EJPR journal is out. In a UK study, I find that the public do not punish MPs for taking parental leave. In fact, for women there is some electoral advantage. ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

⚖️ Balancing politics & parenthood Using conjoint experiments in the UK 🇬🇧, Jessica C. Smith finds that voters do not punish MPs that take parental leave. In fact, voters prefer women MPs who take leave after having children #OpenAccess 🔓 bit.ly/4ePMqcW

It's Election Morning - and I kicked off my media tour with an interview on RaiNews. We talked about campaign strategies, celebrity endorsements and what Kamala Harris as the first female president would mean for US politics. Listen/read here (German): rainews.it/tgr/tagesschau…

A Reminder for those looking for commentary on the #USElection2024 👋👋 We have a list of gender and elections experts including some fantastic scholars on US Elections and Gender: shorturl.at/kVesm

The #callforpapers for our (free!) GenElect Annual Workshop is now live on our website: genelectnetwork.wordpress.com We'd love your submissions on gender and electoral politics broadly. Deadline for submissions is November 20th. We have some ECR bursaries for travel/accommodation!

'The true class divide in British politics is not which party people choose, but whether they vote at all' A recent article by Oliver Heath and me on the problem of growing working class abstention. Read here: theconversation.com/the-true-class…