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Forging the Franchise: The Political Origins of the Women's Vote
In press, Princeton University Press. The decade from 2010-2020 will mark the centennial celebration of women's enfranchisement in many countries around the world. While some political scientists and economists have argued that women rarely won the vote for themselves (and if they did it was via militant actions), this book argues that strategic alliances formed by suffragists, along with competitive electoral conditions, paved the way for women's political emancipation. Read Introductory Chapters. |
Publications
201_. Teele, Dawn, Joshua Kalla, and Frances Rosenbluth. "The Ties that Double Bind: Social Roles and Women's Under Representation in Politics." American Political Science Review. in press. replication files
Featured on MPSA’s video blog.
2018. Teele, Dawn. “How the West Was Won: Competition, Mobilization, and Women's Enfranchisement in the United States.” Journal of Politics, 80(2): 442-461. replication files.
2018. Kalla, Joshua, Frances Rosenbluth, and Dawn Teele. “Are You my Mentor? A Field Experiment on Gender, Ethnicity, and Political Self-Starters.” Journal of Politics, 80(1): 337-341. replication files.
2017. Teele, Dawn L. and Kathleen Thelen. "Gender in the Journals: Publication Patterns in Political Science". April. PS: Political Science & Politics, 50(2): 433-437. replication files.
2014. Teele, Dawn. “Ordinary Democratization: The Electoral Strategy that Won British Women the Vote”, Politics & Society, 42(4): 537-561. Article Link.
Blog entries on Monkey Cage, 1-Nov-15, and UK’s Democratic Audit, 23-Nov-15.
2014. Teele, Dawn (ed.). Field Experiments and Their Critics: Essays on the Uses and Abuses of Experiments in the Social Sciences, Yale University Press. Buy Volume.
Review Symposium -- in the January 2017 Perspectives on Politics.
2014. Teele, Dawn. “Reflections on the Ethics of Field Experiments”, Chapter 5 in Field Experiments and Their Critics, Yale University Press. Read Article.
Featured on MPSA’s video blog.
2018. Teele, Dawn. “How the West Was Won: Competition, Mobilization, and Women's Enfranchisement in the United States.” Journal of Politics, 80(2): 442-461. replication files.
2018. Kalla, Joshua, Frances Rosenbluth, and Dawn Teele. “Are You my Mentor? A Field Experiment on Gender, Ethnicity, and Political Self-Starters.” Journal of Politics, 80(1): 337-341. replication files.
2017. Teele, Dawn L. and Kathleen Thelen. "Gender in the Journals: Publication Patterns in Political Science". April. PS: Political Science & Politics, 50(2): 433-437. replication files.
2014. Teele, Dawn. “Ordinary Democratization: The Electoral Strategy that Won British Women the Vote”, Politics & Society, 42(4): 537-561. Article Link.
Blog entries on Monkey Cage, 1-Nov-15, and UK’s Democratic Audit, 23-Nov-15.
2014. Teele, Dawn (ed.). Field Experiments and Their Critics: Essays on the Uses and Abuses of Experiments in the Social Sciences, Yale University Press. Buy Volume.
Review Symposium -- in the January 2017 Perspectives on Politics.
2014. Teele, Dawn. “Reflections on the Ethics of Field Experiments”, Chapter 5 in Field Experiments and Their Critics, Yale University Press. Read Article.
Work in Progress
Teele, Dawn. “What’s Wrong with Replicating the Old Boy’s Network?” Chapter 2 in Elman, Colin, John Gerring, and James Mahoney (eds.) The Production of Knowledge: Enhancing Progress in Social Science. R&R at Cambridge University Press.
“Beyond Ambition” a symposium on the limits of the “ambition” frame for understanding representation. With Rachel Bernhard, Shauna Shames, and Mirya Holman (eds.). Politics, Groups and Identities “Dialogues”, forthcoming July 2019: 7(3).
Shames, Shauna, Rachel Bernhard, Mirya Holman, and Dawn Teele (eds.). Good Reasons to Run: a primer on women in political office. Manuscript currently under review.
“Beyond Ambition” a symposium on the limits of the “ambition” frame for understanding representation. With Rachel Bernhard, Shauna Shames, and Mirya Holman (eds.). Politics, Groups and Identities “Dialogues”, forthcoming July 2019: 7(3).
Shames, Shauna, Rachel Bernhard, Mirya Holman, and Dawn Teele (eds.). Good Reasons to Run: a primer on women in political office. Manuscript currently under review.
Working Papers
Morgan-Collins, Mona and Dawn Teele. “Revisiting the Gender Gap in the Era of Women's Suffrage.” Read Draft.
Winner of the best paper presented at APSA 2016, Women and Politics Section.
Bernhard, Rachel, Shauna Shames, Rachel Silbermann, and Dawn Teele. “To Emerge? Breadwinning and Income in Women’s Decisions to Run.” Presented at MPSA 2017. Honorable Mention Elsie Hillman Prize for the Study of Women and Politics, 2018.
Callis, Anna, Mona Morgan Collins, Dawn Teele, and Guadalupe Tuñón. “Measuring the Political Impact of Suffrage Expansion: Evidence from gendered ballots in Chile & Argentina.”
Samuels, David and Dawn Teele. "New Medium, Same Story: The Gender Gap in Book Publishing."
Winner of the best paper presented at APSA 2016, Women and Politics Section.
Bernhard, Rachel, Shauna Shames, Rachel Silbermann, and Dawn Teele. “To Emerge? Breadwinning and Income in Women’s Decisions to Run.” Presented at MPSA 2017. Honorable Mention Elsie Hillman Prize for the Study of Women and Politics, 2018.
Callis, Anna, Mona Morgan Collins, Dawn Teele, and Guadalupe Tuñón. “Measuring the Political Impact of Suffrage Expansion: Evidence from gendered ballots in Chile & Argentina.”
Samuels, David and Dawn Teele. "New Medium, Same Story: The Gender Gap in Book Publishing."
Datasets
Database of Women in Parliamentary Parties in 40 countries, 1900-2012.
City-level Dataset of Urban Political Machines in the United States, 1890-1950.
State level membership in the Women's Christian Temperance Union, 1884-1919.
By-Election Returns in the British Parliament, 1906-1918.
City-level Dataset of Urban Political Machines in the United States, 1890-1950.
State level membership in the Women's Christian Temperance Union, 1884-1919.
By-Election Returns in the British Parliament, 1906-1918.
Policy Writings
2015. Rosenbluth, Frances, Joshua Kalla and Dawn Teele. “The Female Political Career”. Women in Parliaments Global Forum, Washington D.C.: The World Bank Group. Read Policy Report.
2017. Bernhard, Rachel, Shauna Shames, Rachel Silbermann, Frances Rosenbluth, and Dawn Teele. "Which Women Run? An Analysis of the EMERGE Training Program".
2017. Bernhard, Rachel, Shauna Shames, Rachel Silbermann, Frances Rosenbluth, and Dawn Teele. "Which Women Run? An Analysis of the EMERGE Training Program".
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