Sophie Kopsch

This is my way of building a supportive community among researchers to discuss overlooked key topics. It’s only possible thanks to the amazing and generous colleagues who have agreed to join me: @MillyStilinovic, @talukder_david, @kopsch_s, @ValentimVicente & @CoroadoSusana 👇

@i_parl @swud_org @Europarl_EN @S_LZ1986 Thank you for the invitation! It was such a pleasure to have seen you all again!

We are very happy that our former colleague Sophie Kopsch visits us today. Good to see her again and hear about her very interesting research on #women in the @Europarl_EN. Thanks to all participants for the great discussion! 📅Next #IParlColloquium in 4 weeks with @S_LZ1986!

New study published in Parliamentary Affairs with colleagues @Gaspar_UGent. Using data on members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives during six terms, we investigated whether their parliamentary activity is rewarded by parties in subsequent candidate selection processes.1/

Workshop recommendation for everyone who works on gender and politics in the French speaking community. So glad I have the opportunity to present my research there

Why do women fail to rise in parties, especially youth parties? In a survey experiment conducted in German youth parties (n>1200) Tamaki Ohmura and I show that female youth party members’ preferences differ from male party members: 1/4 @UniBasel_en @PolSciUnibas