Books Shames, S.; Bernhard, R.; Teele, D.; and Holman, M., editors. 2020. Good Reasons to Run: Women as Political Candidates. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. Shames, S. and Atchison, A. 2019. Survive & Resist: The Definitive Guide to Dystopian Fiction. New York: Columbia Univ. Press. Och, Malliga and Shames, Shauna, editors. 2018. The Right Women: Republican Legislators, Activists, and Partisans. Westport, CT: Praeger Press. Shames, Shauna. 2017. Out of the Running: Why Millennials Reject Political Careers and Why it Matters. New York: New York University Press. Articles Bernhard, Rachel; Shames, Shauna; and Teele, Dawn Langan. 2021. "To Emerge? Breadwinning, Motherhood, and Women's Decisions to Run for Office." American Political Science Review 115(2); 379-394. Piscopo, Jennifer and Shames, Shauna. 2020. "Without Women There is No Democracy," Boston Review, May (reprinted in The Right to Be Elected, a Boston Review book, 2020). Shames, Shauna: 2017. "Intersectionality and Political Ambition," Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics (peer-reviewed; available online at http://politics.oxfordre.com/view/10.1093/acrefore/9780190228637.001.0001/acrefore-9780190228637-e-241) Shames, Shauna; Frankel, Laura Lazarus; and Farjood, Nadia: 2017. "Romance, Sexual Attraction, and Women's Political Ambition; Initial Findings from Two Experiments," Sexuality & Culture Journal 21(4); 1177-96. Shames, Shauna and Wise, Tess: 2017. "Gender, Diversity, & Methods in Political Science: A Theory of Selection and Survival Biases," PS: Political Science & Politics 50(3); 811-823. Shames, Shauna: 2015. "American women of color and rational non-candidacy: when silent citizenship makes politics look like old white men shouting," Citizenship Studies 19(5); 553-569. Mansbridge, Jane and Shames, Shauna: 2008. "Toward a Theory of Backlash: Dynamic Resistance and the Central Role of Power," Politics & Gender Journal 4(4); 623-634 (translated into French and re-published in Recherches Féministes, May 2012) Wilcox, Clyde and Shames, Shauna: 2005. "Gender Politics in the United States: A Paradox," Gender Law and Policy Annual Review (Tohoku University, Japan), Volume 2; 111-132. Williams, Joan C. and Shames, Shauna: 2003-4. "Mothers' Dreams: Abortion and the High Price of Motherhood," University of Penn. Journal of Constitutional Law 6; 818-843. Sha, Shaunames: 2003. "The 'Un-Candidates:'Gender and Outsider Signals in Women's Political Advertisements," Women & Politics Journal 25(1/2); 115-147. Book Chapters “What Happened to the Gender Gap in Participation?” (2018) Chapter co-authored with Burns, N.; Schlozman, K.; Jardina, A.; and Verba, S., in Banaszak and McCammon, eds: 100 Years of the Nineteenth Amendment. Oxford University Press. "Higher Hurdles" (2018) Chapter in Och & Shames, eds., The Right Women. Westview, CO: Praeger Press. "What, if Anything, is to be Done?" (2012) Chapter co-authored with Kay Schlozman, Sidney Verba, and Henry Brady, in Schlozman, Verba, and Brady: The Un-Heavenly Chorus: Unequal Political Voice in America. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Chapter co-authored with Didi Kuo and Katie Levine, in Faith, Politics, and Sexual Diversity in Canada and the U.S., eds. David Rayside and Clyde Wilcox. Toronto: University of British Columbia Press Chapter in Gender and Women’s Leadership: A Reference Handbook, ed. Karen O’Connor. Washington, DC: Sage Press Chapter co-authored with Virginia Sapiro, in Understanding Public Opinion, 3rd Edition, eds. Barbara Norrander and Clyde Wilcox. Washington, DC: CQ Press Short essay in The Future of Political Science: 100 Perspectives, eds. Gary King, Kay L. Schlozman, and Norman Nie. New York: Routledge Taylor Frances Press Chapter co-authored with Kristin Goss, in Women and Politics Around the World, eds. Joyce Gelb and Marian Lief Palley. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO Press “'If I Bend This Far I Will Break?': Public Opinion on Same-Sex Marriage" (2007) Chapter co-authored chapter with Clyde Wilcox, Paul Brewer, and Celinda Lake, in The Politics of Same-Sex Marriage, eds. Clyde Wilcox and Craig Rimmerman. Chicago: University of Chicago Press Conference Papers Strategy and backgrounder paper for The Women Effect Symposium, Sponsored by SSN and the Rockefeller and Wyss Foundations Cambridge, MA, February 26, 2015 "Redefining the Stonewall: When and Why the Gay Rights Movement Adopted Marriage Equality as its Top Priority" (2014) Co-authored with David Manella, Harvard College Conference paper prepared for presentation at the New England Political Science Association's annual meeting Woodstock, Vermont, April 25-26 “Sex Scandals as Windows of Opportunity for Women Candidates?” (2012) Co-authored with Dana Wittmer, Colorado College Conference paper prepared for presentation at the American Political Science Association’s annual meeting New Orleans, LA, August 30-September 2 (note: event cancelled). “Roots of Political Ambition: Race, Gender, and Eligibles’ Expectations” (2012) Poster prepared for presentation at the American Political Science Association’s annual meeting New Orleans, LA, August 30-September 2 (note: event cancelled). “Roots of Political Ambition: Race, Gender, and Eligibles’ Expectations” (2012) Initial presentation of dissertation research Conference paper presented at the New England Political Science Association’s annual meeting. Sheraton Harborside: Portsmouth, NH, April 26-28. “What, if Anything, Shall be Done (about Inequalities in Participation)?” (2011) Co-authored with Kay Schlozman, Sidney Verba, and Henry Brady. Conference paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association’s annual meeting, April. Palmer House Hilton: Chicago, IL. “Doubly Bound Revisited: Further Investigations into Race and Gender Effects of Descriptive Representation” (2008). Co-authored with Porsha Cropper. Conference paper presented at the Midwest Political Science Association’s annual meeting, April. Palmer House Hilton: Chicago, IL “Backlash & the Faultlines of Masculinity” (2008) Paper delivered at Berea College, Kentucky, as part of the Women's Studies Department's weekly "Peanut Butter and Gender" speaker series. Forthcoming in Breaking Bread Across Difference: Peanut Butter & Gender, ed. Marguerite Rivage-Seul of Berea College Women’s Studies Department. "Raising Money, Raising Hackles: Polarization of the Abortion Debate through Fundraising Techniques" (2006) Conference paper presented at the Southern Political Science Association's annual meeting, January. Atlanta, GA. "Winning Women: Characteristics of Successful Women Leaders in Comparative Perspective" (2006) Co-authored with Jocelyn S. Weiner Paper presented at the Women & Politics Institute’s “Women and Leadership Conference," American University, Washington D.C. Co-authored with Clyde Wilcox and Carin Larson Robinson. Conference paper, presented at American Political Science Association's annual meeting, August. Washington DC. Conference paper presented at Midwest Political Science Association’s annual meeting, March. Palmer House Hilton: Chicago, IL Nonacademic Reports Responsible for data collection, and drafting and editing report. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA. Responsible for drafting and editing report, including secondary analysis of data and reports collected/analyzed by primary researchers. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA. Responsible for drafting and editing report, including secondary analysis of data and reports collected/analyzed by primary researchers. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA. Responsible for conducting and analyzing research and drafting text of report on women's high-level elective leadership, in Senate and Governor's seats, across states. Report by Political Parity, a project of Hunt Alternatives, Cambridge, MA. Responsible for research and drafting full text of report on the status of women in leadership across sectors. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY Research report and background conference materials for the Shorenstein Center, Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, Cambridge, MA. "Women and Politics Worldwide" (2004) Report on an international conference held in Salzburg, Austria, spring 2004. Published by the Salzburg Global Seminar, Austria. Policy report co-authored with Joan Williams and Raja Kudchadkar. Published by the Work/Life Law Center, a program of the Washington College of Law of American University, Washington, DC (now located at UC Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, CA). Editor and co-author of report/pre-conference materials. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY Report co-authored with White House Project staff and consultants. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY. Report co-authored with White House Project staff and consultants. Published by The White House Project, New York, NY. |
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