Great workshop in Mexico City at ITAM 🇮🇹 Thanks to all the scholars who shared their research and provided comments. Special thanks to @teele.bsky.social @alucardi1.bsky.social & Juan Pablo Micozzi for hosting us!
Couldn’t ask for a better workshop in a better city with a better group of brilliant scholars 😊
Group 1: Facilitator: Angie Torres-Beltran Participants: Catherine Reyes-Housholder, Carolina Tchintian ● Maria Teresa Martinez Trujillo “Las niñas bien y el Narco”: the triple transgression of the wealthy women who are in and around drug trafficking organizations in Mexico” ● Lisa Baldez “Stripping Identity: Indigenous Women's Dress and State Power in Panama, 1903-1925” Group 2 Facilitator: Juan Pablo Micozzi Participants: Tiffany Barnes, Antonella Bandiera ● Giulia Venturini, “Women in Top Ministerial Positions: A Comparative Perspective” ● Jennifer Piscopo “Crisis, Ministerial Survival and Gendered Leadership Style”
Group 3 Facilitator: Adrian Lucardi Participants: Andrea Aldrich, Amanda Clayton ● Eugenia Artabe “Elites Cues and Public Support for Gender Diversification of the Judiciary” ● Anna Wilke “Voice of the Law: Gender, Elite Persuasion, and the Role of Attention in Debates about Constitutional Rights” Group 4 Facilitator: Dawn Teele Participants: Mirya Holman, Leslie Schwindt-Bayer, Jakana Thomas ● Diana Dávila Gordillo “Gender, Voting, and Party Strategy” ● Cecilia Josefsson “Speaking of Women: Tracing the Evolution of Women’s Rights Norms in UN General Debate Speeches”
We then went into four workshop groups! These are a key piece of the EGEN format – you can get feedback early on in projects or help with a particularly challenging pieces of projects. Our workshop groups 👇
In our plenary first session, we workshopped “Gender and Presidential Vote Choice in Latin America” by @schwindtbayer.bsky.social & @reyeshousholder.bsky.social as well as @angietorres.bsky.social ’s excellent piece “Punishment Preferences in Gendered Settings: Evidence from Mexico”
🗳🇨🇱♀️ Hoy en La Tercera, @carmenlef.bsky.social pone el acento en un problema clave que evidenciaron las últimas elecciones en Chile
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