#OpenAccess until the end of November!

Our virtual special issue on "Gender and Pathways to the U.S. Congress," curated by our graduate editorial assistant, Michelle Irving

The articles offer insights into how #gender shapes pathways to #Congress and the distinct barriers #women face when running for office, examining how #stereotypes, #voter biases, and marginalized identities shape perceptions of #candidates and #representation.

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/politics-and-gender/virtual-special-issues/gender-and-pathways-to-the-u-s-congress

@genderpolitics
@politicalscience

Hello to everyone who’s interested in Africa! Please consider joining the African Studies group @africanstudies

@bixhiribarren
@YGuichaoua @pizzohistorian @susannawing @rheinze @joelglasman @mbarcia24

A reminder that our dept is looking to hire an assistant professor of history of technology or medicine in the “global south.” Deadline is approaching. @histodons #histodons

https://www.union.edu/human-resources/page-title-listingemployment-searchjobs-search-results-detailjobtitle

The Mastodon political science community is scattered across multiple servers. That is fine!

However, one way to keep connected is by the use of *a group*

So, please, all political scientists, follow this group get all political science posts: @politicalscience

And tag the group to share with us all, if you want to spread messages across the entire political science community.

BUT it only works if people follow the group. So, please boost to spread the word! 🙏

#PoliSci #PoliticalScience

When I came over to #mastodon and introduced myself a few weeks ago, a couple of people I didn’t know made me feel very welcome.

To anyone who has just arrived— it’s gonna be ok. We have blankets, hot chocolate, furry animals, and a crackling fire. Make yourself at home.

This Twitter fiasco is a reminder of who is *actually* critical to the survival of our economy & society.

Twitter worked before the billionaire got here. Now that workers are gone, Twitter is collapsing. Workers made Twitter work—a billionaire broke it.

Workers > Billionaires