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Gender and the vote: Does candidate gender predict performance at the 2020 Irish general election? in, 2024, [Lisa Keenan],
Notes: [Presented at INES 2020 Workshop, at TCD on 20th May 2022. Presented at PSAI Conference at SETU Waterford on October 16th 2022.],
Book Chapter,
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Fiona Buckley and Lisa Keenan, Response strategies to political violence in Ireland., ECPR Joint Sessions, Leuphana University, Lüneburg, Germany, 25-28th March 2024, 2024,
Notes: [The draft paper is being presented at the upcoming ECPR Joint Sessions. The paper is being submitted to Comparative Political Studies as part of a special issue on the topic of gendered political violence.],
Conference Paper,
PRESENTED
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Lisa Keenan and Fiona Buckley, Exploring political ambition in the Republic of Ireland: a survey of politically interested women, Women for Election, May, 2023,
Notes: [This report was carried out for Women for Election, a non-profit organisation that lobbies for increased representation for women at all levels of Irish politics, as well as delivering training to women as potential future candidates. This report consists of a survey of politically interested women, investigating the factors that enable them to and prevent them from running for office in the Republic of Ireland. Highlighting in particular the concerns that these women experience around abuse online and offline. The report is due to be launched by Women for Election in May. The results will feed in to the organisation's strategy for the 2023-2024 period.],
Report,
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Lisa Keenan and Fiona Buckley, 5 C's Scorecard: assessing progress in the wake of the 2009 Women's Participation in Politics report, Women for Election, May, 2023,
Notes: [This report was carried out for Women for Election, a non-profit organisation that lobbies for increased representation for women at all levels of Irish politics, as well as delivering training to women as potential future candidates. The report consists of a review of the implementation of the recommendations made in the October 2009 Oireachtas Joint Committee on Justice, Equality Defence and Women's Rights published a report examining Women's Participation in Politics. This so-called `5 C's' report, identifies the five most significant barrier to women's participation in Irish politics: cash, childcare, candidate selection, culture and confidence. It concludes that implementation of the recommendations has been uneven across the different barriers, and that much remains to be done. The report is due to be launched by Women for Election in May. The results will feed in to the organisation's strategy for the 2023-2024 period.],
Report,
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Lisa Keenan and Fiona Buckley, Women's political representation: what do we know about the issue in Ireland?, Women for Election, May, 2023,
Notes: [This report was carried out for Women for Election, a non-profit organisation that lobbies for increased representation for women at all levels of Irish politics, as well as delivering training to women as potential future candidates. The report reviews the cross-national literature on women's underrepresentation in political life. It assesses the Irish case, highlighting the progress that has been made (largely as a result of the implementation of a candidate gender quota in 2016), as well as identifying important areas where further research is required. The report is due to be launched by Women for Election in May. The results will feed in to the organisation's strategy for the 2023-2024 period.],
Report,
PUBLISHED
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Lisa Keenan, Gender differences in political career progression: evidence from the Republic of Ireland, 2023,
Working Paper,
PRESENTED
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Lisa Keenan, Investigating gendered dynamics in legislative careers: the case of Dáil Éireann, Leuphana University, Lüneburg, Germany, 2023,
Notes: [Early results from this paper were presented at the PSAI conference in 2023, organised by QUB.],
Working Paper,
PRESENTED
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Fiona Buckley and Lisa Keenan, More Women Changing the Face of Politics: Women's Experience of Running for Election in Ireland, Women for Election , March , 2021,
Notes: [This report was carried out for Women for Election, a non-profit organisation that lobbies for increased representation for women at all levels of Irish politics, as well as delivering training to women as potential future candidates. This report investigated the experiences of women who put themselves forward to be selected or who ran as a candidate in the 2019 local elections, 2019 European parliament elections, and 2020 general election. The report makes a serious of policy recommendations that should be implemented in order to tackle existing barriers to women's representation in political life. Launched by Peter Burke, Minister of State at the Department of Housing in March 2021, the results were also presented to the Citizens' Assembly on Gender Equality in 2020.],
Report,
PUBLISHED
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Lisa Keenan, Gender differences in portfolio allocation: evidence from Dáil Éireann, 2021,
Working Paper,
PRESENTED
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Lisa Keenan, The divorce referendum 2019, Irish Political Studies, 2020, p80 - 89,
Notes: [https://doi.org/10.1080/07907184.2019.1652167],
Journal Article,
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