GAIN is an interdisciplinary community of scholars studying gender and inequalities at 天发娱乐棋牌_天发娱乐APP-官网|下载. We work with relevant local, national and international organisations to undertake research of real-world value.
Image: Barbara Hepworth, Two Forms in Echelon. Credit Thierry Bal
Established to explore and address the pressing issues of gender and inequalities in social science, GAIN brings together scholars from across the university and beyond to foster collaborative and impactful research.
I am a Professor of Politics and Co-Director of GAIN. I’m interested in how social groups experience political participation and representation inequalities.
I am a Lecturer and GAIN Co-Director. I research the sources and consequences of bias in politics, from what voters think to how institutions operate.
I am a Research Fellow in Politics and IR, focusing on gender, voting behaviour, and constitutional change, using an intersectional feminist lens to examine inequalities.
