A Dataset of Gender and Politics Research
We introduce a comprehensive dataset of articles published in 37 political science journals through 2019 that can be considered “gender and politics” research
Research on gender and politics is becoming increasingly mainstreamed within political science. To document this process, we introduce a comprehensive dataset of articles published in 37 political science journals through 2019 that can be considered “gender and politics” research. Whereas recent related literature has explored the descriptive representation of women in political science by examining authorship and citation patterns, we argue that the identification of publications substantively focused on gender and politics not only illuminates trends but also can contribute to broader conversations about substantive representation and methodological diversity in the discipline.
Carolyn Barnett, Michael Fitzgerald, Katie Krumholz, and Manika Lamba. (2022).
Gender in the Journals: A Dataset of Gender and Politics Research. PS: Political Science & Politics, 55(3), 511-518. (Equal Contribution)
Team
- Carolyn Barnett, Assistant Professor, University of Arizona
- Michael Fitzgerald, PhD Candidate, Rutgers University
- Katie Krumholz, PhD Candidate, Rutgers University