Dawn Teele

oh I assumed children!

yes, exactly

Political Scientists: If you decline to re-review something you already reviewed, why?

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Thanks @cwolbrecht.bsky.social for tagging my LONG COMING VERY SLOW "Myth of the Traditional Gender Gap" with Evelyne Brie. Forthcoming @worldpolitics.bsky.social!!!!

(4) "Bloody Pasts and Current Politics: The Political Legacies of Violent Resettlement" by Amiad Haran Diman and Dan Miodownik

@miodownik.bsky.social

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(5) "Structuring Intra-Party Politics: A Mixed-Method Study of Ideological and Hierarchical Factions in Parties" by Ann-Kristin Kölln and Jonathan Polk

@annkristinkolln.bsky.social @jonathanpolk.bsky.social

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(5) "Democratization Boost or Bust? Electoral Turnout After Democratic Transitions" by Roman-Gabriel Olar

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(4) "Chiefs’ Endorsements and Voter Behavior" by Sarah Brierley and George Kwaku Ofosu

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(5) "Emigration, Social Remittances and Fiscal Policy Preferences: Experimental Evidence From Mexico" by Ana Isabel López García, Sarah Berens, and Barry Maydom

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(4) "Voters and the IMF: Experimental Evidence From European Crisis Countries" by Evelyne Hübscher, Thomas Sattler, and Markus Wagner

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(4) "Backlash or Progressive Mobilization? Voter Reactions to Perceived Trajectories of Women’s Representation" by Magdalena Breyer

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Today's thread will highlight the five articles from Issue 13 of the 2024 volume. We hope you find them interesting!

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How do current and past coalitions explain variations in affect between pairs of parties? This video with Jim Adams summarizes our @cpsjournal.bsky.social article on the topic (w/ @rwillh11.bsky.social), may be useful for those teaching about polarization in Europe:
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(7) "Substantive Representation, Women’s Health, and Regime Type" by Valeriya Mechkova and Amanda B. Edgell

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(6) "What Men Want: Parties’ Strategic Engagement With Gender Quotas" by Julia Michal Clark, Alexandra Domike Blackman, and Aytuğ Şaşmaz

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Today we will return to the articles from Issue 14 of 2024, a special issue focusing on the topic of Gender and Authoritarian Politics. Please enjoy!

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Thanks @apsa.bsky.social for the mention to my coauthored #education dataset with @chknutsen.bsky.social and @plutscher.bsky.social in @cpsjournal.bsky.social.

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Finally, my new paper is out in Comparative Political Studies.

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It shows that anti-system politics often begins inside firms: when employers take the low road, offering poor job quality and unfair hierarchies, even well-off workers turn against the system.

New publication just out at @cpsjournal.bsky.social: using household panel data from Germany, I show that residential moves are associated with declines in local-level engagement but have no effect on national-level engagement.

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Strong partisans, conditional democrats? Partisanship and reactions to electoral outcomes in Argentina
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Paper forthcoming in @cpsjournal.bsky.social by @nuffieldcollege.bsky.social Fellow @egocantos.bsky.social and Carlos Melendez

Abstract It is widely accepted in political science – and remarkably established in public discourse – that status anxieties fuel a far right backlash against progressive politics. This narrative suggests that right-wing conservatives perceive the status of women, racial, or sexual minorities as threatening. Using open-ended survey questions fielded in Germany, we show that women and minorities indeed figure in people’s perceptions of status hierarchies, but in very specific ways: First, overall, people still perceive status as largely socioeconomically determined. Second, sociocultural groups figure in perceptions of who is gaining/losing status, less so in perceptions of the top/bottom of society. Third, more than conservative voters, it is social progressives who mention women and minorities as “winners”. While on race/ethnicity, we find evidence for a backlash, on gender and sexuality we find more evidence for a progressive momentum. This matters for progressive politics today and for how we empirically study status concerns.

New article out in @cpsjournal.bsky.social with Tabea Palmtag and @dpzollinger.bsky.social 📝
We use open-ended survey questions (in Germany) to assess how and among whom social status shifts are perceived. This tests cultural backlash narratives in voters' perceptions.

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Moms for the win last night!!! Visionary! Humane! Practical!

(Plus the amazing ZM…so fire.)

Kudos to Ellen Lust, Kate Baldwin, and the entire GLD team that put this together 👏👏

Shout out to @teele.bsky.social from @egenpolisci.bsky.social for putting us on to this great project!

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Hidden Majoritarianism and Women’s Career Progression in Proportional Representation Systems - cup.org/4fTCMae

- DANIEL M. SMITH, @alicirone.bsky.social, @teele.bsky.social, GARY W. COX & @fiva.no

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🎉Now online (open access): "Hidden Majoritarianism and Women’s Career Progression in Proportional Representation Systems" at @apsrjournal.bsky.social. @alicirone.bsky.social, @teele.bsky.social, Gary Cox, @fiva.no. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

NYPD announces that zero arrests were made at the massive No Kings protests today after Republicans spent days claiming the protestors are violent terrorists.

Congratulations to @ceciliajosefsson.bsky.social @uppgap.bsky.social on winning the @apsa.bsky.social Victoria Schuck Award for her book on resistance to gender quotas in Uruguay! 🇺🇾

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Working on a book on Gender and Politics? Come meet the series editors 2pm Friday at APSA!