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Is it Gender, Religion or Both? A Role Congruity Theory of Candidate Electability in Transitional Tunisia
L Benstead, Jamal
Perspectives on Politics, 2015
1022015
Effects of interviewer–respondent gender interaction on attitudes toward women and politics: Findings from Morocco
LJ Benstead
International Journal of Public Opinion Research 26 (3), 369-383, 2014
992014
Why quotas are needed to improve women's access to services in clientelistic regimes
LJ Benstead
Governance 29 (2), 185-205, 2016
892016
Conceptualizing and measuring patriarchy: The importance of feminist theory
LJ Benstead
Mediterranean Politics 26 (2), 234-246, 2021
862021
Why do some Arab citizens see democracy as unsuitable for their country?
LJ Benstead
Democratization 22 (7), 1183-1208, 2015
652015
Does interviewer religious dress affect survey responses? Evidence from Morocco
LJ Benstead
Politics and Religion 7 (4), 734-760, 2014
652014
Survey research in the Arab world: Challenges and opportunities
LJ Benstead
PS: Political Science & Politics 51 (3), 535-542, 2018
522018
Why the gender of traditional authorities matters: Intersectionality and women’s rights advocacy in Malawi
RL Muriaas, V Wang, L Benstead, B Dulani, L Rakner
Comparative Political Studies 52 (12), 1881-1924, 2019
332019
Female electability in the Arab World: The advantages of intersectionality
K Kao, LJ Benstead
Comparative Politics 53 (3), 427-464, 2021
252021
Poor people’s beliefs and the dynamics of clientelism
M Pellicer, E Wegner, LJ Benstead, E Lust
Journal of Theoretical Politics 33 (3), 300-332, 2021
242021
Why do some voters prefer female candidates? The role of perceived incorruptibility in Arab elections
LJ Benstead, E Lust
Gender and corruption: Historical roots and new avenues for research, 83-104, 2018
232018
Polarization or pluralism? Language, identity, and attitudes toward American culture among Algeria’s youth
LJ Benstead, M Reif
Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication 6 (1), 75-106, 2013
212013
Does it matter what observers say? The impact of international election monitoring on legitimacy
L Benstead, K Kao, E Lust
Mediterranean Politics 27 (1), 57-78, 2022
192022
Do female local councilors improve women’s representation?
LJ Benstead
The journal of the Middle East and Africa 10 (2), 95-119, 2019
192019
Coke, Pepsi or Mecca Cola? Why product characteristics affect the likelihood of collective action problems and boycott success
LJ Benstead, M Reif
Politics, Groups, and Identities 5 (2), 220-241, 2017
182017
Survey research in the Arab world
LJ Benstead
The Oxford handbook of polling and survey methods, 220-48, 2017
182017
Tunisia: changing patterns of women’s representation
LJ Benstead
The Palgrave handbook of women’s political rights, 517-530, 2019
162019
Islamists aren’t the obstacle
L Benstead, EM Lust, D Malouche, G Soltan, J Wichmann
Foreign Affairs 14, 2013
162013
Does casework build support for a strong parliament? Legislative representation and public opinion in Morocco and Algeria
LJ Benstead
University of Michigan, 2008
162008
Explaining egalitarian attitudes: The role of interests and exposure
LJ Benstead
Empowering women after the Arab Spring, 119-146, 2016
152016
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