Jennifer Curtin

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Jennifer Curtin is affiliated with the following schools: University of Auckland, Australian National University, Monash University, Westminster College, Utah, University of Waikato

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#3737

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#405

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According to Wikipedia, Jennifer Curtin is a New Zealand public policy academic, and a full professor at the University of Auckland. Academic career After a 1997 PhD titled 'Women in trade unions : strategies for the representation of women's interests in four countries' at the Australian National University, Curtin moved to the University of Auckland, rising to full professor. Curtin is a frequent political columnist in the New Zealand and international media.

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Jennifer Curtin's Published Works

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Women, Political Leadership and Substantive Representation: the Case of New Zealand (2008) (61)
Does Federalism Matter? Evaluating State Architecture and Family and Domestic Violence Policy in Australia and New Zealand (2013) (28)
Public policy in Australia and New Zealand: The new global context (2006) (27)
New Public Management Meets Civic Discontent? TheAustralian Public Service in 1999 (2000) (18)
Global rankings and domestic realities: Women, work and policy in Australia and New Zealand (2006) (14)
The prime ministership of Julia Gillard (2015) (14)
Counting the costs of coalition: The case of New Zealand’s small parties (2011) (12)
Analyzing Institutional Persistence: The Case of the Ministry of Women's Affairs in Aotearoa/New Zealand (2010) (11)
A Bark But No Bite: Inequality and the 2014 New Zealand General Election (2017) (11)
Specialised Parliamentary Bodies and the Quality of Women's Substantive Representation: A Comparative Analysis of Belgium, United Kingdom and New Zealand (2016) (10)
Gender novelty and personalized news coverage in Australia and Canada (2019) (10)
More than Male-Gazing: Reflections on Female Fans of Rugby Union in New Zealand, 1870–1920 (2015) (10)
Before the ‘Black Ferns’: Tracing the Beginnings of Women’s Rugby in New Zealand (2016) (10)
Women and Political Science in New Zealand (2013) (9)
organising for a more diverse political science: australia and new zealand (2016) (8)
Feminist Contributions to New Zealand Political Science (2015) (6)
Feminist Innovations and New Institutionalism (2018) (6)
Negotiating coalitions: Comparative perspectives (2011) (6)
Double Disillusion: The 2016 Australian Federal Election (2018) (6)
New Zealand Initiatives to Pay Parents: Possibilities for the Antipodes? (1999) (6)
New Zealand: stability, change or transition? Achieving and retaining ministerial offi ce (2014) (5)
Women and Proportional Representation in Australia and New Zealand (2003) (4)
A Plurality of Feminisms (1993) (3)
Comparing Pathways to Power: Women and Political Leadership in New Zealand (2008) (3)
Invoking the idealized family to assess political leadership and legitimacy: news coverage of Australian and Canadian premiers (2020) (2)
New Zealand Election Study (2016) (2)
Australia: Political development and data for 2017 (2018) (2)
Australia: Political Developments and Data in 2020 (2019) (2)
A Populist Exception?: The 2017 New Zealand General Election (2020) (2)
New Zealand Populism in the 2017 Election and Beyond (2020) (1)
The National Party of Australia’s Campaign: Further ‘Back from the Brink’ (2018) (1)
Book Review: China and the Global Energy Crisis – Development and Prospects for China’s Oil and Natural Gas (2008) (1)
Governance for Social Purpose: Negotiating Complex Governance Practice (2020) (1)
New Zealand's Future Party System: A Multi-Party Mirage? (2010) (1)
Thematic Review: Contemporary and Future Directions in Feminist Institutionalism (2014) (1)
New Zealand: A Country of Firsts in Women’s Political Rights (2018) (1)
Book Review: Fighting to Choose: The Abortion Rights Struggle in New Zealand (2014) (0)
Book Review: Mino Vianello & Renate Siemienska et al., Gender Inequality. A Comparative Study of Discrimination and Participation, Sage Publications Ltd., London, 1990. £28.50 (1991) (0)
Globalising the Antipodes? Policy and Politics in Australia and New Zealand. Special Issue Australian Journal of Political Science (2006) (0)
Women and Japan's New Poor (2020) (0)
Carol Bacchi and Joan Eveline. Mainstreaming Politics: Gendering Practices and Feminist Theory (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (1930) (0)
Book reviews (2000) (0)
Conclusion: The Implications of the 2016 Federal Election (2018) (0)
Book Review: Raymond Miller (ed.), New Zealand Government and Politics, third edition (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 2003), pp. 602, paper $65.00. (2004) (0)
Moving beyond “Contingent”: Descriptive Representation by and for Indigenous Peoples (2023) (0)
organising for a more diverse political science: australia and new zealand (2016) (0)
A growing problem: New Zealand's non-voters and what we know about them (2014) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (2008) (0)
Book Review: Valuing Intellectual Property (2004) (0)
‘Double Disillusion’: Analysing the 2016 Australian Federal Election (2018) (0)
Book Review: Jan Pettman, Living in the Margins — Racism, Sexism and Feminism in Australia (Sydney: Allen & Unwin, 1992), pp. vii, 187, $19.95 (paper) (1993) (0)
An Analysis of Labour’s Success in New Zealand (2021) (0)
Introduction: Women, Sport and History in Australia and New Zealand (2016) (0)

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