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Email: E.J.Evans@soton.ac.uk
Elizabeth's work explores the relationships between social movements, political parties and political representation. Her work has received funding from ESRC, British Academy, Government Equalities Office, and the ISRF. She won the 2022 Political Studies Association Joni Lovenduski Prize. She's the author of three books, and co-edited Confronting Privileges: Intersectionality in Feminist and Queer Movements with El茅onore L茅pinard (2020). Her latest book, Disability and Political Representation with Stefanie Reher, is published by Oxford University Press (2024). She's published over 30 articles in a wide range of international peer reviewed journals. Elizabeth is a co-founding Editor of the European Journal of Politics and Gender, she was Editor in Chief of Politics, former convenor of the ECPR's group on Politics and Gender, ECPG, and the PSA's Women and Politics Group. She is Co-Director of the Gender and Inequalities Centre (GAIN).