Violence against politicians is a part of politics, but experimental studies find that its effect on citizens is muted. Rozemarijn van Dijk and Joep van Lit argue those null results are nevertheless meaningful: they should push scholars to study the conditions under which political violence results in (de)mobilisation
Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Political Science, University of Gothenburg
Rozemarijn received her PhD from the University of Antwerp.
Her research focuses on women’s political representation, candidate selection, intraparty politics and political violence, with specific attention to how political institutions can become more inclusive and diverse.
Her work has been published in journals including the European Journal of Politics and Gender, Parliamentary Affairs and Acta Politica.
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