Know a great recent political economy article? Please nominate for the APSA Political Economy Section's Wallerstein Award.
Nominators & winners need not be section members. Self nominations encouraged!
To nominate, please send a pdf copy to all committee members by March 31.
My book in Gender and Politics Elements Series is now in print! 😊 @universitypress.cambridge.org
Thank you @tiffanydbarnes.bsky.social !
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📌Final day to submit nominations for the Executive Council of the Women's Caucus of @isanet.bsky.social (WCIS).
Self-nominations ✅Send your name, affiliation & 200-word statement on your or the nominee's behalf to christina.fattore@mail.wvu.edu
Happy to discuss our work if you have questions!
Join us for the Political Economy of International Organization Conference (@the-peio.bsky.social) at the University of Texas at Austin, January 7-9, 2027. Submission is now open at peio.me. Thanks to Terry Chapman, Dan Nielson, @natemjensen.bsky.social, @rwellhausen.bsky.social for hosting!
As a current member-at-large, I'm happy to answer questions about our work.
-No need to participate in the next ISA conferences.
Send your name, institutional affiliation, 150-200 word statement on nominee's interest in &relevant prior experience for the position to:Christina.Fattore@mail.wvu.edu
🙌The Women’s Caucus of the
@isanet.bsky.social (WCIS) invites nominations for 5 open Executive Council positions:
🔸Program Chair/Chair,
🔸Graduate Student Representative,
🔸Members-at-Large.
🔜Deadline: Feb 9, 2026.
📩 Nominations: Christina.Fattore@mail.wvu.edu
📌My newly published Cambridge Elements book on gender and foreign support for armed groups is freely available online for a few more days:📌https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009407069
Check it out to see how foreign audiences perceive rebels,and what role gender plays in this perception #conflict #polisci
I presented a new project on gender equality and strategic frameworks at the Japanese Society for Quantitative Political Science #JSQPS. Had a chance to learn about many new cutting edge research, 100% recommended! Tokyo was wonderful - so much to observe and learn from the social context!
Excited that "Race, Gender, and Nascent Political Ambition" is now out in @bjpols.bsky.social. W/ survey of white, Hispanic, and Black American respondents, we show primary gap in nascent political ambition is not between men and women but between white men and the majority of the polity.
Hi Yalda, sure, that sounds interesting!
The proposal submission deadline is soon for the 2026 APSA Annual Meeting & Exhibition. Join scholars to explore the latest scholarship in political science around the 2026 conference theme, “Democracy Under Threat: How to Understand, Protect, and Rebuild.”
📄 Submit proposals here: buff.ly/Ys5JPh6
Thanks a lot Tanguy!
Thanks a lot Seth!
Thank you very much Sara!
The book speaks to debates on: gender & conflict, rebel groups, legitimacy, humanitarian aid, gender stereotypes in war.
Comments and shares are welcome!
👉Free online for 2 weeks.
Link: cup.org/49HjK5q
These perceptions increase public support for government sponsorship of rebel groups -- making democratic states more likely to provide material backing.
Gender composition thus shapes real foreign policy outcomes.
Key finding: Rebel groups with female combatants are seen as more gender-equal, democratic, and morally legitimate—even when they are perpetrators of violence.
These perceptions matter for foreign support decisions.
DOI: 10.1017/9781009407069
I combined original survey experiments in the US and Tunisia with cross-national data on external state support for rebel groups.
This lets me test how foreign audiences respond to women fighters and whether their perceptions translate into actual support.
🎉New book alert! 📢Do female combatants shape foreign support for rebel groups?
My new @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org
book shows that groups with women fighters receive more foreign backing because they’re seen as more democratic, gender equal and less violent.
🔓Free to read for 2 weeks👇
I’m lucky to teach a wonderful group of postgrads studying gender & politics at Bath 💫
Send your excellent gender & politics students our way 😊
They can find out more about our MSc in International Relations with Gender Politics at the Virtual Open Day on 12 Nov 👇
www.bath.ac.uk/campaigns/ex...
Feel free to get in touch with me if you have any questions!
📢Bilkent IR Department is hiring!📢 We have two open-rank faculty positions available
1) Open specialization in IR
2) Historical IR / Historical Political Economy
Deadline is: 15 December. Link: ir.bilkent.edu.tr?page_id=3396
#polisky #poliscijobmarket #poliscijobs #psjminfo #academicjobs
Just published. A Turkish-language history of the Soviet Union, written with @onurisci.bsky.social. Somewhat in the way that Dan Diner asked in Cataclysms how 20th-century history might be told looking out from Odesa, we approach Soviet history with Turkish connections/comparisons in mind.
Grateful for the recognition of our article “Unique Offerings: Ideological Competition and Rebel Governance” by @apsa.bsky.social 2025 Conflict Section Best Paper Award.
It has recently become online first. If you are inquiring about rebel strategies, then:
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ISA's Women's Caucus (WCIS) is accepting nominations for 3 awards! 📢 The deadline is Oct 1, 2025. Help us spread the word!
🌟 Susan S. Northcutt Award – honoring service
🌟 Gerner Grant – early-career
🌟 Grad Student Best Paper – for WCIS members at ISA 2025.
Link: www.isanet.org/Programs/Awa...
Thrilled that the first paper in my PhD thesis “State Action and Moral Attitudes toward Sexual Consent”, co-authored with Francesca R. Jensenius and @oskorge.bsky.social , has been accepted for publication in the @thejop.bsky.social! 1/
Hi friends! I am collecting submissions for the Best Women in Politics Paper Award for WPSA! Send your nominations to ejdavies [at] uci [dot] edu. Self nominations are welcome!
Do men see gender parity in representation as detrimental to their interests? What about when women’s representation exceeds parity? And how do such shifts affect men’s fairness perceptions? I address these questions in my article, now published in PRQ. 1/9
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In economics, men are tenured aren't punished for coauthoring.
Women, however, are less likely to receive tenure the more they coauthor.
Interesting and important research 👏
