Faculty

Susan J. Carroll

Professor of Political Science & Women's and Gender Studies; Senior Scholar, Center for American Women and Politics

Drucilla Cornell

Distinguished Professor of Political Science & Women and Gender Studies

Cynthia Daniels

Professor of Political Science

Mona Lena Krook

Associate Professor of Political Science

Kira Sanbonmatsu

Professor of Political Science; Senior Scholar, Center for American Women and Politics.

Shatema Threadcraft

Assistant Professor of Political Science

Nikol Alexander-Floyd

Associate Professor of Women's and Gender Studies & Associate Member of the Political Science Graduate Faculty

Barbara Callaway

Professor Emeritus of Political Science

Jocelyn Crowley

Professor of Public Policy, Bloustein School & Associate Member of the Political Science Graduate Faculty

Mary Hawkesworth

Distinguished Professor of Political Science & Women’s and Gender Studies

Ruth Mandel

Board of Governors Professor of Politics; Director, Eagleton Institute of Politics; Senior Scholar, Center for American Women and Politics.

Susan J. Carroll

Subfield: American Politics

Research Interests: Gender and electoral politics; political representation; recruitment; gender gap in voting and public opinion

Graduate classes: Proseminar in Women & Politics, Gender, Race, and Representation, Gender and Mass Politics

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Susan J. Carroll

Subfield: American Politics

Research Interests: Gender and electoral politics; political representation; recruitment; gender gap in voting and public opinion

Graduate classes: Proseminar in Women & Politics, Gender, Race, and Representation, Gender and Mass Politics

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Drucilla Cornell

Subfield: Political Theory

Research Interests: German Idealism, Critical Theory, Feminist Theory, South Africa

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Drucilla Cornell

Subfield: Political Theory

Research Interests: German Idealism; Critical Theory; Feminist Theory; South Africa

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Cynthia Daniels

Subfield: Political Theory, Public Law

Research Interests: Reproductive Politics and the Law; Bioethics; Masculinity; Racial and Class politics.

Graduate classes: Gender and Public Policy; Gender, Public Policy & Political Theory.

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Mona Lena Krook

Subfield: Comparative Politics

Research Interests: Electoral gender quotas; candidate selection; political representation; political parties; qualitative methods; violence against women in politics.

Graduate classes: Gender and Comparative Politics

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Kira Sanbonmatsu

Subfield: American Politics

Research Interests: Race/Ethnicity, Parties, Elections, Public Opinion, and State Politics

Graduate classes: Gender, Race, and Party Politics; Research Design for Dissertations in Women and Politics.

Personal website

Shatema Threadcraft

Subfield: Political Theory

Research Interests: Contemporary Political Philosophy and Black Feminist Thought

Graduate classes: Feminist Theory; Gender and Political Theory; Gender, Public Policy & Political Theory.

Personal Website

Nikol Alexander-Floyd

Subfield: Political Theory

Research Interests: Black Women’s Studies, Critical Ethnic Studies, Feminist Economics, Jurisprudence, and Policy Studies, Gendered Institutions, Women’s Leadership Studies, Africana Studies.

Graduate classes: Black Feminist Theory

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Barbara Callaway

Subfield: Comparative Politics

Research Interests: African Politics.

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Jocelyn Crowley

Subfield: Public Policy

Research Interests: Gender and Family Policy, Political Institutions, Social Policy, Inequality and Disparities

Graduate classes: Gender, the Family and Public Policy

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Mary Hawkesworth

Subfield: Political Theory

Research Interests: Feminist theory, embodied power, women and politics; gender, globalization and democratization; contemporary feminist activism

Graduate classes: Feminist Knowledge Production.

Personal Website

Ruth Mandel

Subfield: American Politics

Research Interests: U.S. women's political history, women as political candidates and officeholders, women's political networks, and the "gender gap."

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