Super excited to see the second article from my dissertation published in @politicsgenderj.bsky.social Drawing on unique Norwegian data, I find the green gender gap already exists in early adolescence. Boys are less climate-concerned, less supportive of green policies and less likely to vote green.

The Green Gender Gap in Adolescence: A Case Study of Norway | Politics & Gender | Cambridge Core

The Green Gender Gap in Adolescence: A Case Study of Norway

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We have an open call for a postdoc interested in causal effects of Voting Advice Applications on political behaviour (deadline Aug 20): www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...

Postdoctoral Fellow in Political Science (304454) | NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Job title: Postdoctoral Fellow in Political Science (304454), Employer: NTNU - Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Deadline: Thursday, August 20, 2026

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Why are women greener than men and why doesn't it always show at the ballot box? I enjoyed discussing this with the talented Beatriz Carvalho, who interviewed me about my PhD research. Curious to read more? See my article in Electoral Studies and my forthcoming article in Politics and Gender.

European University Institute@eui-eu.bsky.social · 3w ago

Why are women greener than men, and why doesn't it always show at the ballot box? @ingvildzinober.bsky.social @eui-sps.bsky.social traces this pattern across 36 countries and asks what really explains it. https://loom.ly/cc5jX4E

Paper submission for SISP 2026 is open! Anna Guildea and I are co-chairing the panel, 'Masculinity at the Ballet Box: Gender Identity, Electoral Behaviour, and the Politics of the Male Vote' Submit your abstract before May 29th. Come hang out with us in beautiful Trento this September!

Now open access with the support of @euilibrary.bsky.social !

Ingvild Zinober@ingvildzinober.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Still controlling for gender without thinking about why? You can cite me💚👩‍🔬💚 I show that the gender gap in progressive climate and environmental views is a persistent empirical regularity that cannot be explained by differences in socioeconomic background, political ideology, or risk aversion.

V-Dem v.16 is now released, w. updated scores for 2025. Most countries remain stable from 2024, but some clear improvements (on diff’t democracy indices), incl. S. Korea, Sri Lanka & Mauritius. Largest declines came, by far, in the US. This figure shows 10-yr changes on the Liberal Dem. index.

🚨 New study by @ingvildzinober.bsky.social on the “green gender gap” in Europe finds women are more supportive of green policies and parties than men. This gap persists even after controlling for education, occupation, and location – pointing to deeper gendered value differences.

Still controlling for gender without thinking about why? You can cite me💚👩‍🔬💚 I show that the gender gap in progressive climate and environmental views is a persistent empirical regularity that cannot be explained by differences in socioeconomic background, political ideology, or risk aversion.

The Green Gender Gap: Environmental attitudes and pro-environmental vote choice across Europe

Does gender matter for how we engage with green political ideas? Using more than twenty years of data across 36 European countries, this paper identif…

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Very happy to see this out in CPS! We study class identities and their social and political relevance over several decades in Britain, Denmark, Norway, and the US. A small thread: journals.sagepub.com/eprint/SIRW4...

Interested in pursuing a career in climate governance, policy or politics research? Do you have a relevant PhD degree in political science, public administration or international relations? Then you should check out this opportunity! www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...

Postdoctoral Fellow in Political Science (3-4 years) (291366) | University of Oslo

Job title: Postdoctoral Fellow in Political Science (3-4 years) (291366), Employer: University of Oslo, Deadline: Friday, February 6, 2026

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A week has passed since I successfully defended my dissertation at @eui-sps.bsky.social, and I still feel extremely proud of the skills I have learned and the research I have produced.

One of my greatest struggles is writing these self-promoting posts. They’re important for helping people find your work, but I never quite know what to say. So I’ll go with what feels most natural. I’m super, super proud of myself, and I think my work is pretty cool and innovative! Sooo check it out

NYU Abu Dhabi is looking for a Post-Doctoral Associate. I’m happy to see that non-discrimination based on sexual orientation is mentioned in their Equal Employment Opportunity Statement. There’s only one problem…

The theory needs some more development, but I feel pretty good about this preprint. Excited to be presenting it at the Politics & Gender Conference in two weeks💫@politicsgenderj.bsky.social

(PDF) Understanding the Green Gender Gap: The Role of Gendered Personality Traits

PDF | Men consistently express less concern about climate change and lend weaker support to climate-mitigation policy than women. Using three... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on Rese...

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Paper under review! Had to publish the preprint so I could cite myself... Let me know if you are interested in the full draft 💚

The Green Gender Gap: Environmental Ideology and Political Behaviour Across Europe. | Request PDF

Request PDF | The Green Gender Gap: Environmental Ideology and Political Behaviour Across Europe. | Does gender matter for how we engage with green political ideas? Across 36 European countries, spann...

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Want to see something cool? We live in a gendered world where certain things and activities are seen as more feminine or masculine. But we don’t often consider that political parties can also be gender-coded. I asked ~1,300 students to rank the Norwegian parties from most masculine to most feminine.