Laura Huber

🚨NEW PAPER 🚨 Are police more right-wing and biased against marginalized groups than the general public? If so, why? My new article in
@pnas.org w/ @tylerreny.bsky.social, Newman, and Sears provides some answers. 🧵1/n

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GLOBIS is hiring a Research Professional to work with us on our Human Rights Programs, especially the Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI). (1/3)

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Individual Mobilization by Victims of Human Rights Abuse: Who Files Petitions in the United Nations? Abstract. Who files petitions against repressive regimes in the United Nations? Victims of human rights abuse face high personal costs of participation, in

As political scientists, we really want to know when, where, and why people mobilize against repressive governments.

Happy to share my latest article is out that helps us understand this in a specific context: intl legal petitions in the UN. How do courageous individuals overcome barriers?

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New article hot off the presses from American Politics Research - "State Courts, Public Opinion, and the Changing Abortion Landscape after Dobbs" with a stellar group of coauthors. See more below 👇

From our new issue: "Legacies of Wartime Sexual Violence: Survivors, Psychological
Harms, and Mobilization" by Summer Lindsey and Carlo Koos. #APSRNewIssue www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

This looks fascinating!

The Representational Consequences of Electronic Voting Reform Cambridge Core - American Studies - The Representational Consequences of Electronic Voting Reform

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So sorry to hear this! Such a loss for research!

A huge loss not just for research, but also for the police and citizens worldwide who will lose out on the training, knowledge, and decreased violence this research focuses on.

It's hard to find the words. NSF just terminated the grant for Journeys, a mentoring workshop that tried to tackle underrepresentation of women in international relations. Future scholarship will be the worse for it. But this photo from our last gathering will motivate me to keep fighting.

Excited to share that this paper is now forthcoming at the Journal of Politics. It has been a looooooong journey (5 years in the making)! Too many people to thank but most importantly my advisors, three anonymous reviewers and the people of Bihar - forever indebted to their generosity. #gendersky

Information for the 2025 Journeys in World Politics workshop: www.saramitchell.org/journeysflye...

Applications due on 5/30 for the workshop held at the U of Iowa on 8/24-8/26. Our senior mentors are Kathleen Cunningham & Leah Windsor, along with Kelly Kadera, Jessica Weeks, Christina Schneider.

Scholars - are you doing research in the area of gender and politics? Submit a 2025 Catt Prize proposal at cattcenter.iastate.edu/research/cat....

Really pleased that my @annualreviews.bsky.social on "Gender and Leadership in Executive Branch Politics" w/ @tiffanydbarnes.bsky.social is now out!

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The book launch event for @sabrinamkarim.bsky.social's newest book "Positioning Women in Conflict Studies: How Women's Status Affects Political Violence" is happening this #Thursday!!

We hope you can attend!

Public Perceptions of Women Peacekeepers in Troop Contributing Countries Abstract. A belief that women's representation increases legitimacy informs United Nations peacekeeping policies and the foreign policy agendas of many sta

Check out this new article by GSS lab affiliate @laurahuber.bsky.social on public perceptions of women peacekeepers in troop-contributing countries! #ElsieInitiative #WomeninPeacekeeping #polisky #gendersky #int-sec

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Mariel Barnes and I have a new paper: The Manosphere and Politics, which argues that the manophere is a political space and theorizes about which parts are more prone to different forms of violence.

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Thanks to @ipinst.bsky.social and Phoebe Donnelly for funding the surveys!

From our new issue: "“Keep Your Heads Held High Boys!”: Examining the Relationship between the Proud Boys’ Online Discourse and Offline Activities" by Catie Snow Bailard et al. #ASPRNewIssue https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-political-science-review/article/keep-your-heads-held-high-…

ABJPolS abstract on a study about the economic empowering factor of women's education in Sweden and its impact over generations

#OpenAccess from our latest issue -

Working Mothers and Political Daughters: Intergenerational Dynamics of Women's Political Officeholding - cup.org/3Wujhgi

- Moa Frödin Gruneau & @johannarickne.bsky.social

As a little distraction from everything: I have a new article out at @fpajrnl.bsky.social! Do women peacekeepers alter public support for peacekeeping or women's rights in troop contributing countries? I use two survey experiments in India and South Africa to find out!

Introducing the CEDAW ROCS dataset: A Dataset on the United Nations Treaty the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women––Reservations and Objections of Committed Stat... Abstract. The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women Reservations and Objections of Committed States (CEDAW ROCS) datas

Introducing the CEDAW ROCS dataset: A Dataset on the United Nations Treaty the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women––Reservations and Objections of Committed States
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Willow Kreutzer

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My new piece in @pspolisci.bsky.social: % of gender & LGBTQIA+ articles in 6 polisci journals. Takeaway: gender articles abt ~6%; LGBTQIA+ articles, <1%. Nearly all use quant methods & men are greater % authors than their % membership in respective APSA sections. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

Are you looking for a primer on different topics in IR? Reminder that we have a website full of editor's selections with topics on rituals, Peacebuilding , theory/ideology and more. Dive in here👇

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Looking to build tools to engage in more public or policy-relevant writing and research? The deadline for BtG's International Policy Summer Institute is 26 January. Happy to answer any questions for folks interested in applying.

PhD Positions in Political Science/Conflict Studies/African Studies (two full-time positions) PhD Positions in Political Science/Conflict Studies/African Studies (two full-time positions, each 1.0 fte)The Institute of Political Science of the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences invites ...

For students interested in a PhD working on political conflict in Africa, the wonderful Corinna Jentzsch at Leiden is hiring two PhD candidates for a project on Islamist insurgencies, one focusing on Mozambique & the other on Nigeria, w/qualitative methdos www.universiteitleiden.nl/vacatures/20...

"President Carter appointed more women and people of color to the federal judiciary than all previous presidents combined" civilrights.org/blog/preside...