Docent

Elin Bjarnegård

Institute: Department of Government, Uppsala University
Research area: Democracy, human rights and freedom of speech, Gender equality, Peace and inclusive societies
Research region: Global, Africa, Asia-Pacific
Open to collaboration with: All

Professional experience

Co-supervisor of PhD
Lecturing
Main supervisor of PhD
PhD defence
Supervision of Master’s students
Supervision of Bachelor’s students

Other experience

Collaboration with civil society organisations
Collaboration with government agencies
Consultancy contracts
Evaluations
Lecturing and workshops
Statistical analysis
Survey creation and analysis

Personal institution page

Publications

Window-Dressing or Window of Opportunity? Assessing the Advancement of Gender Equality in Autocracies

Politics & Gender
REMOVING QUOTAS, MAINTAINING REPRESENTATION: OVERCOMING GENDER INEQUALITIES IN POLITICAL PARTY RECRUITMENT

Representation
Disentangling gender, peace and democratization: the negative effects of militarized masculinity

Journal of Gender Studies
Revisiting Representation: Communism, Women in Politics, and the Decline of Armed Conflict in East Asia

International Interactions
Gender, Informal Institutions and Political Recruitment

Uncategorized
Analysing Failure, Understanding Success: A Research Strategy for Explaining Gender Equality Policy Adoption

NORA - Nordic Journal of Feminist and Gender Research
WHY ARE REPRESENTATIONAL GUARANTEES ADOPTED FOR WOMEN AND MINORITIES? COMPARING CONSTITUENCY FORMATION AND ELECTORAL QUOTA DESIGN WITHIN COUNTRIES

Representation
Revealing the “Secret Garden”: The Informal Dimensions of Political Recruitment

Politics & Gender
When Class Trumps Sex: The Social Democratic Intra-Party Struggle Over Extending Parental Leave Quotas in Sweden

Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society
Comparing Candidate Selection: A Feminist Institutionalist Approach

Government and Opposition
Gender Equality Reforms on an Uneven Playing Field: Candidate Selection and Quota Implementation in Electoral Authoritarian Tanzania

Government and Opposition
Pacific men: how the feminist gap explains hostility

The Pacific Review
Honor and political violence

Journal of Peace Research
Revisiting Forms of Representation by Critically Examining Men

Politics & Gender
Making Gender Visible in Election Violence: Strategies for Data Collection

Politics & Gender
Critical Perspectives on Men and Masculinities in Politics: Introduction

Politics & Gender
Political parties, formal selection criteria, and gendered parliamentary representation

Party Politics
How is Political Violence Gendered? Disentangling Motives, Forms, and Impacts

Political Studies
The continuum of election violence: Gendered candidate experiences in the Maldives

International Political Science Review
Violent Boyhoods, Masculine Honor Ideology, and Political Violence: Survey Findings From Thailand

Journal of Interpersonal Violence