Who Runs in the End? New Evidence on the Effects of Gender, Ethnicity and Intersectionality on Candidate Selection

Overview of attention for article published in Political Studies Review, January 2024

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RT @NoamHimmelrath: New publication in our @DezimInstitut project:

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RT @DebusMarc: Women and politicians with an ethnic background face difficulties being nominated as district candidates in the 2021 German…

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RT @DebusMarc: Women and politicians with an ethnic background face difficulties being nominated as district candidates in the 2021 German…

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New paper by @DebusMarc and @NoamHimmelrath, in which they use data of the GLES Nomination Study 2021 to investigate the association of intra-party competitors' socio-demographic characteristics with their chances of being nominated as a candidate by their

30 Jan 2024

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