Research

Publications

Peer-Reviewed Articles

7. Kostanca Dhima. Forthcoming. “Reexamining the Supply and Demand Framework for Explaining Women’s Descriptive Representation.” Representation. [replication files]

6. Charles Crabtree and Kostanca Dhima. 2022. “Auditing Ethics: A Cost-Benefit Framework for Audit Studies.” Political Studies Review 20(2): 209-216.

5. Kostanca Dhima. 2022. “Do Elites Discriminate Against Female Political Aspirants? Evidence from a Field Experiment.” Politics & Gender 18(1): 126-157.

4. Kostanca Dhima, Sona Golder, Laura Stephenson, and Karine Van der Straeten. 2021. “Permissive Electoral Systems and Descriptive Representation.” Electoral Studies 73. [replication files]

3. Sarah Fulton and Kostanca Dhima. 2021. “The Gendered Politics of Congressional Elections.” Political Behavior 42: 1611-1637. [blog] [replication files]

  • Awarded the Western Political Science Association’s 2020 Betty Nesvold Award for best women and politics paper.

2. Kostanca Dhima and Matt Golder. 2021. “Secularization Theory And Religion.” Politics & Religion. 14(1): 37-53. [replication files]

1. Sona Golder, Charles Crabtree, and Kostanca Dhima. 2019. “Legislative Representation and Gender (Bias).” Political Science 71(1): 1-16. [replication files]

Book Chapters

1. Kostanca Dhima and Jennifer M. Piscopo. “Party over gender: Young adults’ evaluations of political leaders in California and Texas.” In The Image of Gender and Political Leadership: A Multinational View of Women and Leadership, ed. Michelle M. Taylor-Robinson and Nehemia Geva. New York: Oxford University Press. 162-184.

Editor-Reviewed Articles

1. Charles Crabtree and Kostanca Dhima. Spring 2017. “Testing Theories of Group Consciousness.” CP: Newsletter of the Comparative Politics Organized Section of the American Political Science Association.

Working Papers

5. Kostanca Dhima. “Women’s Legislative Representation: Supply, Mass and Elite Demand, and Regime Type.”

4. Kostanca Dhima. “Femininity, Masculinity, and Candidate Vote Choice in South Korea.”

3. Charles Crabtree, Kostanca Dhima, and Sona Golder. “Increasing the Social and Scientific Returns of Audit Studies.”

2. Ray Block, Charles Crabtree, Kostanca Dhima, Matt Golder, and Sona Golder. “Gender and Race Consciousness: Conceptualization and Measurement.”

1. Kostanca Dhima and Sarah Fulton. “Social Desirability in Gender Egalitarianism: Evidence from a List Experiment.”

Works in Progress

6. Kostanca Dhima. Book project on Supply, Demand, and Institutions.

5. Kostanca Dhima and Sean Richey. “Family Planning Policies in Japan.”

4. Charles Crabtree, Yaoyao Dai, and Kostanca Dhima. “Gender Bias in the Chinese Labor Market.”

3. Ray Block, Charles Crabtree, Kostanca Dhima, Matt Golder, and Sona Golder. “Linked Fate, Political Attitudes, and Political Behavior.”

2. Kostanca Dhima. “The Gender Continuum? Femininity, Masculinity, and Vote Choice in a Comparative Perspective.”

1. Kostanca Dhima. “Issue Salience and Gender.”