Part 1: Doing “gender” in empirical research: tools and new developments
On gender: what is it, how to capture this important property in surveys and what are some of the challenges associated with leaving the binary world?
The subjective meaning of gender: how survey designs affect perceptions of femininity and masculinity
Elias Markstedt, Lena Wängnerud et al.
Categorical and gradational: alternative survey measures of sex and gender
Aliya Saperstein and Laurel Westbrook
On data: What data sources do researchers have at their disposal to investigate research questions of interest?
Eurobarometer surveys: another history of European gender equality policy?
Céline Belot and Sophie Jacquot
On intersectional methodology: how does one’s positionality, embodiment of privileges and ethical responsibilities influence the operationalization of intersectional research projects and thus shape methodology?
Bringing epistemology into intersectional methodology
Alexie Labelle
On researcher-researched relations: how does proximity shape research methods?
On quantitative methods: what’s the relationship with gender and politics research?
Fast friends or strange bedfellows? Quantitative methods and gender and politics research
Katelyn E. Stauffer and Diana Z. O’Brien
On ethnography: how is gender repeated over time?
On developments and foundational questions in the profession: how to increase the transformational impact of feminist research?
With or without feminism? Researching gender and politics in the 21st century
Brooke Ackerly and Jacqui True
Explore the other themes in the EJPG Student Reading List
The politics of bodily autonomy
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