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Lena Wängnerud

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Lena Wängnerud
Professor
Representive Democracy. Parliamentary Studies. Gender Studies
lena.wangnerud@pol.gu.se
+46 31 786 1868
0727-163050

Room number: B530
Postal Address: Box 711, 40530 Göteborg
Visiting Address: Sprängkullsgatan 19 , 41123 Göteborg


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Box 711
405 30 Göteborg
www.pol.gu.se
stats@pol.gu.se
Visiting Address: Sprängkullsgatan 19 , 411 23 Göteborg

About Lena Wängnerud

Research interest

My main research areas are Representative democracy with a particular focus on issues of women's political influence and gender equality. Gender and corruption where I  have a particular focus on conditions in Europe. Gender gaps in levels of Anxiety.  

Selection of books:

Gender and Corruption. Historical Roots and New Avenues for Research (ed. with Helena Stensöta, Palgrave 2018.

The Principles of Gender-Sensitive Parliaments, Routledge 2015. 

Elites, institutions and the Quality of Government (ed. with Carl Dahlström), Palgrave 2015.

Selection of journal publications:

Testing the politics of presence. Women's representation in the Swedish parliament, Scandinavian Political Studies, 2000, 23 (1): 67-91.

Women in Parliaments. Descriptive and substantive representation, Annual Review of Political Science, 2009, 12: 51-69.

Corruption as an obstacle to women's political representation: Evidence from local councils in 18 European Countries. With Aksel Sundström, Party Politics in 2016, 22(3):354-369.

Gender and corruption. The mediating Power of institutional logics. With Helena Stensöta and Richard Svensson, Governance 2015, 28(4):475-496.

Gender and socio-tropic anxiety: Explaining gender differences in anxiety to Social Risks and threats. With Monika Djerf-Pierre, The International Journal of Public Opinion Research in 2015, 28(2):217-240.
 

Exclusion or interests? Why females in elected office reduce petty and grand corruption. With Monika Bauhr and Nicholas Charron, European Journal of Political Research, 2018 (online ahead of print).

(see "publications" for full list)
 

 

 

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2010

Variation in corruption between Mexican states. Elaborating the gender perspective
Lena Wängnerud
Paper delivered at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, September 2-5, 2010, Conference paper 2010
Conference paper

Minskade könsskillnader i Sveriges riksdag
Lena Wängnerud
Folkets representanter. En bok om riksdagsledamöter och politisk representation i Sverige. Martin Brothén & Sören Holmberg (red), Göteborg, University of Gothenburg, Chapter in book 2010
Chapter in book

Curbing Corruption Through Social Welfare Reform? The Effects of Mexico's Conditional Cash Transfer Program on Good Government
Marcia Grimes, Lena Wängnerud
The American Review of Public Administration, Journal article 2010
Journal article

2009

Curbing Corruption Through Social Welfare Program? The effects of Mexico's Conditional Cash Transfer programs on Good Government.
Marcia Grimes, Lena Wängnerud
Report 2009
Report

Åsikter om jämn könsfördelning
Lena Wängnerud
Holmberg S och Weibull L "Svensk höst" SOM-rapport nr. 46, Göteborg, Chapter in book 2009
Chapter in book

Risk för svekdebatt om jämställdhet
Lena Wängnerud
Other 2009
Other

Driving Forces Behind Gender Equality. A Cross-Country Comparison.
Lena Wängnerud, Marcus Samanni
Report 2009
Report

Deliberation or Jurisdiction? Testing the effectiveness of different routes towards gender equality.
Lena Wängnerud
Report 2009
Report

Women in Parliaments. Descriptive and Substantive Representation.
Lena Wängnerud
Annual Review of Political Science, Journal article 2009
Journal article

Tracing Gender Equality Cultures. Elite Perceptions of Gender Equality in Norway and Sweden
Lena Wängnerud, Mari Teigen
Politics & Gender, Journal article 2009
Journal article

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