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• 2019Do Parties Still Represent?85 cited
• 2018The alternative vote: Do changes in single-member voting systems affect descriptive representation of women and minorities?77 cited
• 2008STUDYING WOMEN'S SUBSTANTIVE REPRESENTATION IN LEGISLATURES: WHEN REPRESENTATIVE ACTS, CONTEXTS AND WOMEN'S INTERESTS BECOME IMPORTANT74 cited
• 2015The Impact of Female Cabinet Ministers on a Female-Friendly Labor Environment63 cited
• 2019The gendered political ambition cycle in mixed-member electoral systems53 cited
• 2012What makes the substantive representation of women possible in a Westminster parliament? The story of RU486 in Australia51 cited
• 2015Who stands in the way of women? Open vs. closed lists and candidate gender in Estonia42 cited
• 2018Forging Women's Substantive Representation: Intersectional Interests, Political Parity, and Pensions in Bolivia29 cited
• 2022Sex, gender, and promotion in executive office: Cabinet careers in the world of Westminster29 cited
• 2013Feminist politics and framing contests: Domestic violence policy in Scotland and Wales27 cited
• 2016Gendering security: The substantive representation of women in the Israeli parliament26 cited
• 2011Machen Frauen den Unterschied? Parlamentarierinnen als Repräsentantinnen frauenspezifischer Interessen im Deutschen Bundestag23 cited
• 2015Explaining Legislators’ Actions on Behalf of Women in the Parliamentary Party Group: The Role of Attitudes, Resources, and Opportunities