Gender, Politics and Society 69色情片 Group

Our research explores the role of gender in politics and society.

What is the Gender, Politics and Society 69色情片 Group?

While gender equality has increased during the last few decades in most countries around the world, women are still underrepresented in major public roles and more likely to face gender discrimination in society. At the same time, we observe a global backlash against gender and LGBTQ+ equality.

Bringing together scholars from different disciplines across the University of Bath, our research focuses on topics like:

political representation
the workplace
activism
reproductive rights

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Our research and the expertise of our researchers contributes to our MA Gender and Politics course.

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We regularly share our research, and comment and engage with current topics and debates. To get updates from us, sign up to our mailing list.

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Our research and people

Find out more about our members and their research activity.

Gender, Politics and Society 69色情片 Group members

View the membership of the Gender, Politics and Society 69色情片 Group.

News and insight

Due to their expertise and knowledge, our members often undertake and contribute to important research. They also explore contemporary debates and issues.

Dr Fran Amery and Dr Aurelien Mondon explore Britain鈥檚 moral panic over the trans 鈥渢hreat鈥� and how it's often promoted by people who see themselves as liberals.

Dr Jennifer Thomson explores how the idea of feminist foreign policy is expanding, with a focus on factors weakening its potential to address major injustices.

Dr Mel Channon, Dr Fran Amery and Dr Jennifer Thomson talk about the severe menstrual taboos that are prevalent in Nepal, despite law changes in the country.

Dr Jennifer Thomson and Dr Sophie Whiting talk about how major states are engaging with the UN鈥檚 Women, Peace and Security Agenda.

Dr Ana Catalano Weeks and Dr Hilde Coff茅 look at if the rise of high-profile women in radical right populist parties is a step toward better representation.