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Michele Swers

Georgetown University

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Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

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NoneMichele Swers is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences faculty at Georgetown University.

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Georgetown University

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political science gender studies politics public policy political analysis political communication social sciences american political thought gender inequality comparative politics political science research feminist theory women's studies gender equality women's health political behavior biopolitics candidate selection women's empowerment jurisprudence gender diversity gender disparities women's rights gender theory political process substantive representation republican women donor networks higher education american studies strategic studies comparative political studies social science research west european politics gender stereotypes national security majority influence changing workforce labor force trend political systems citizen participation intergroup cooperation societal influence race relations intergroup conflict identity politics gender discrimination public debate mobility analysis election forecasting urban politics feminist perspectives policy impact cosponsorship activity military experience policy making anti-abortion policymaking health issues gender differences legislative activity abortion voting partisan dynamics political science departments group interests descriptive representation

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After Dobbs: The Partisan and Gender Dynamics of Legislating on Abortion in Congress. The Forum (2023)

Michele L. Swers

public debatepolitical science researchpublic policypolitical sciencegender equalitygender theoryfeminist theorygender discriminationidentity politicsgender studiespolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical sociologygender dynamicsgender inequalityabortion

Correction to: When Women Run, Voters Will Follow (Sometimes): Examining the Mobilizing Effect of Female Candidates in the 2014 and 2018 Midterm Elections. Political Behavior (2022)

Alauna C. SafarpourSoRelle Wyckoff GaynorStella M. RouseMichele L. Swers

electionspoliticsdemocratizationmobility analysismidterm electionspolitical sciencefemale candidatesurban politicselection forecastinggender studiespolitical analysiscandidate selectionpolitical communicationcomparative politicspolitical behaviorpolitical process

The 2020 Apsa Awards. Political Science Today (2021)

Frank GoodnowJames PfiffnerGeorge MasonMichele SwersM JenningsJason CasellasRichard HallRick Hall

politicswest european politicsapsa awardspublic policypolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative politics

Understanding the Gender and Partisan Dynamics of Abortion Voting in the House of Representatives. Politics & Gender (2021)

Kelly L. Rolfes-HaaseMichele L. Swers

politicsmajority influenceideologypublic policypolitical sciencepolitical economypartisan dynamicsgender studiespolitical analysispolitical communicationpolitical behaviorabortion votingamerican political thoughtbiopolitics

Anti-Abortion Policymaking and Women’s Representation. Political Research Quarterly (2020)

Beth ReingoldRebecca J. KreitzerTracy OsbornMichele L. Swers

politicspolitical science researchpublic policypolitical scienceanti-abortion policymakingsocial sciences

How Do We Get More Women to Study Legislative Politics?. PS Political Science & Politics (2020)

Michele Swers

politicslegislative politicspolitical science researchpolitical sciencewomen's empowermentgender studies

Gendered Vulnerability: How Women Work Harder to Stay in Office. Political Science Quarterly (2019)

Kelly Dittmar

vulnerabilitysocial inequalitylabor force trendsociologychanging workforcegender equalitywomen's studieswomen's empowermentgender studieshuman capitalwomen's healthhumanitiesgender disparitiesgender inequality

From the Republican Revolution to the Tea Party Wave: Republican Women and the Politics of Women’s Issues. (2018)

Michele L. Swers

politicswomen's rightsrepublican womenpolitical sciencetea party wavefeminist theorygender studiesrepublican revolutionamerican political thoughtpolitical history

Which Women Can Run? Gender, Partisanship, and Candidate Donor Networks. Political Research Quarterly (2017)

Danielle M. ThomsenMichele L. Swers

electionspoliticsdonor networkspolitical science researchpolitical sciencegender studiespolitical communicationcomparative politics

Pursuing Women’s Interests in Partisan Times: Explaining Gender Differences in Legislative Activity on Health, Education, and Women’s Health Issues. Journal of Women Politics & Policy (2016)

Michele L. Swers

politicspolitical sciencepublic policygender differenceshealth issueshealth policywomen's healthlegislative activity

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Michele Swers

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

Government

NoneMichele Swers is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences faculty at Georgetown University.

Honors

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

After Dobbs: The Partisan and Gender Dynamics of Legislating on Abortion in Congress. The Forum (2023)

Michele L. Swers

Correction to: When Women Run, Voters Will Follow (Sometimes): Examining the Mobilizing Effect of Female Candidates in the 2014 and 2018 Midterm Elections. Political Behavior (2022)

Alauna C. SafarpourSoRelle Wyckoff GaynorStella M. RouseMichele L. Swers

The 2020 Apsa Awards. Political Science Today (2021)

Frank GoodnowJames PfiffnerGeorge MasonMichele SwersM JenningsJason CasellasRichard HallRick Hall

politicswest european politicsapsa awardspublic policypolitical sciencesocial sciencescomparative politics

Understanding the Gender and Partisan Dynamics of Abortion Voting in the House of Representatives. Politics & Gender (2021)

Kelly L. Rolfes-HaaseMichele L. Swers

Anti-Abortion Policymaking and Women’s Representation. Political Research Quarterly (2020)

Beth ReingoldRebecca J. KreitzerTracy OsbornMichele L. Swers

politicspolitical science researchpublic policypolitical scienceanti-abortion policymakingsocial sciences

How Do We Get More Women to Study Legislative Politics?. PS Political Science & Politics (2020)

Michele Swers

politicslegislative politicspolitical science researchpolitical sciencewomen's empowermentgender studies

Gendered Vulnerability: How Women Work Harder to Stay in Office. Political Science Quarterly (2019)

Kelly Dittmar

From the Republican Revolution to the Tea Party Wave: Republican Women and the Politics of Women’s Issues. (2018)

Michele L. Swers

politicswomen's rightsrepublican womenpolitical sciencetea party wavefeminist theorygender studiesrepublican revolutionamerican political thoughtpolitical history

Which Women Can Run? Gender, Partisanship, and Candidate Donor Networks. Political Research Quarterly (2017)

Danielle M. ThomsenMichele L. Swers

electionspoliticsdonor networkspolitical science researchpolitical sciencegender studiespolitical communicationcomparative politics

Pursuing Women’s Interests in Partisan Times: Explaining Gender Differences in Legislative Activity on Health, Education, and Women’s Health Issues. Journal of Women Politics & Policy (2016)

Michele L. Swers

politicspolitical sciencepublic policygender differenceshealth issueshealth policywomen's healthlegislative activity

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