Track Code
RC19
Track Chairs
Dr. Debora Thome
Dr. Anna Kuteleva
Addresses a broad array of issues involving gender and politics, major themes of focus to date including political participation of women; women and public policy in comparative perspective; women in public administration; women and politics in third world countries; women, religion and politics; the role of legislation and the status of women; women and the transition to democracy; strategies for the empowerment of women; feminist theory; women and nationalism; eco-feminism; and the global women’s movement and international relations.
Open Panels
- After the Wave: Is the International Order Leaving Women Behind?
- Beyond the Threshold: From Women’s Presence to Institutional Transformation in Public Administration
Chair: Prof. Carolina Gabas Stuchi - Caring States? Rethinking the Relationship between Care and the State
Chair: Dr. Rossella Ciccia - Domesticity as Strategy: The Rise of Tradwife Politics among Far-Right Women Leaders
Chair: Dr. Nayara Albrecht - Feminist Policymaking in Practice: Actors, Institutions, and Contested Meanings Across Europe, Latin America, and Interregional Cooperation
Chair: Miss Isabel Hernandez Pepe - Gender and Political Behavior in Changing Democracies: Gaps, Transformations, and New Comparative Agendas
Chair: Prof. Maria Laura Tagina - Gendered Traditions and Everyday Democracy: Women’s Power, Livelihoods and Governance in the Global South
Chair: Dr. Juliet Joseph - Gendering the Petrostate: Feminist Perspectives on Energy Transition and Extractive Governance
Chair: Dr. Debora Thome - Parties as Gatekeepers or Facilitators of Change? The Representation of Women in Politics
Chair: Prof. Anna-Lena Högenauer - Sexual Violence and Armed Conflict
Chair: Dr. Stephanie Bonnes - Whose Rights, Whose Remedy? Worker Rights-Holders and the Politics of Business Accountability
Chair: Prof. Danielle Anne Pamplona - Women and War: Female Combatants Across Time and Space
Chair: Dr. Seema Shekhawat
