2020
DOI: 10.1017/s1049096519002130
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Community as Self: An Interview With Nadia E. Brown

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“…For instance, a special issue of The Legislative Scholar in winter 2019 addresses the underrepresentation of women in legislative studies. To remedy the myriad of challenges facing inclusiveness in this field, many contributors to this issue call for greater mentorship of and networking opportunities for women and ethnic minorities in this field (e.g., Caballero, Jackson, & Brown, ; Swers, ). In addition, studies of legislative politics and political parties that incorporate the gender‐critical literature featured in this review should not be understood as the responsibility of already‐marginalized scholars.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, a special issue of The Legislative Scholar in winter 2019 addresses the underrepresentation of women in legislative studies. To remedy the myriad of challenges facing inclusiveness in this field, many contributors to this issue call for greater mentorship of and networking opportunities for women and ethnic minorities in this field (e.g., Caballero, Jackson, & Brown, ; Swers, ). In addition, studies of legislative politics and political parties that incorporate the gender‐critical literature featured in this review should not be understood as the responsibility of already‐marginalized scholars.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%