Out now on early view 🤩 - Jaemin Shim looks at gendered media coverage of women's issues in South Korea 🇰🇷 📰 Give the paper a 📖 read here 👇 ow.ly/EAyR50QhgyM

Check out my new piece in the EJPG where I explore the gendered media coverage between different types of women’s issues! Does the coverage vary between women’s issues with stereotypically feminine and neutral policy characteristics? Find out: doi.org/10.1332/251510…

Very glad to see that my new paper (w/ Mahmoud Farag) on the study of democratic representation is out in International Political Science Review! 🎉🎉🎉 It highlights two critical blind spots in the issue congruence literature and their measurement consequences. Find out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

Excited to share that "Mass–Elite Representation Gap in Old and New Democracies" will be out in a week with University of Michigan Press! 🚀 A deep dive into the policy preference divides between citizens and politicians worldwide. 🌐 Available as #OpenAccess at doi.org/10.3998/mpub.1…

Now Available: "Mass-Elite Representation in Old and New Democracies" edited by Jaemin Shim! This new addition to our New Comparative Politics series asks how can we explain policy preference mismatch between voters and their representatives? Read here: doi.org/10.3998/mpub.1…

"Polarization, Political Cleavages, and Elites in Old and New Democracies" – Does the Lipset-Rokkan approach travel? Yes, and it helps us understand differences in substantive representation, I argue in a new chapter #OpenAccess University of Michigan Press, edited by Jaemin Shim [1/6]

Jaemin Shim @University Check out the other chapters offering both comparative and case study approaches that add to our understanding of substantive representation, and a concluding chapter by Stephen Whitefield and Robert Rohrschneider. [6/6]