Join Pär Zetterberg with discussant Monica Komer at the Political Science Comparative Colloquium (CPC) for a discussion on “Autocratic Genderwashing: Women’s Rights as Authoritarian Strategies.” The CPC is a workshop that invites outside speakers, faculty members, and graduate students to present their work and receive feedback.
About Pär Zetterberg
Pär Zetterberg’s research lies within the area of comparative politics and focuses on issues such as political recruitment and political representation in a comparative perspective, electoral quotas, and violence against politicians. Particular attention is paid to the examination of how gender inequalities in politics are produced, reproduced, and overcome. He is also interested in how young people develop their political attitudes and behavior.
Pär Zetterberg’s ongoing research projects concern gender and electoral authoritarianism, gender and social media in contentious elections, diversity initiatives within political parties, and gender and political violence. The first three projects are funded by the Swedish Research Council and the last project is funded by Research Council of Norway.
IRIS NRC is proud to co-sponsor this event for the Political Science Comparative Colloquium.
