The Clinton Effect? The (Non)Impact of a High‐Profile Candidate on Gender Stereotypes

Overview of attention for article published in Social Science Quarterly (Blackwell Publishing Limited), July 2019

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RT @WileyPolitics: Does the presence of a particularly high-profile female politician influence how citizens think about women in politics…

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RT @WileyPolitics: Does the presence of a particularly high-profile female politician influence how citizens think about women in politics…

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RT @WileyPolitics: Does the presence of a particularly high-profile female politician influence how citizens think about women in politics…

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Does the presence of a particularly high-profile female politician influence how citizens think about women in politics generally? Read the original article for free here https://t.co/hbueojM2p1

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