Political science, like many disciplines, has a “leaky-pipeline” problem. Women are more
likely to leave the profession than men. Those who stay are promoted at lower rates. Recent …

While the percentage of women publishing in African Affairs and The Journal of Modern
African Studies from 1993 until 2013 has increased, the percentage of articles by Africa …

Many studies report lower academic productivity among women. But are women less likely
to get their research published in the first place? The evidence for potential gender bias in …

International scientific associations and conferences are commonly assumed to play a
decisive role in the transnational circulation of academic knowledge. Associations …

This article analyzes the gendered division of labor in Brazilian political science. We seek to
answer two questions: what are the predominant topics in political science that are being …

Gender representation is a pervasive problem in political science. We draw on evidence
from the 2017 and 2018 American Political Science Association (APSA) Annual Meeting …

What is the status of women scholars who study Canadian foreign policy (CFP)? Our study,
the first of its kind to concentrate on the Canadian situation, addresses this question by …

The article contributes to the postcolonial and decolonial debate on epistemic inequality in
International Relations (IR) research by analysing the global representation of universities at …

A content analysis was conducted of all chapters written in the three editions of the Industrial
and Organizational Psychology Handbook published in 1976, 1990-1994, and 2011 (N …

Gender representation is a pervasive problem in political science. We draw on evidence
from the 2017 and 2018 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting programs …