56. Gender & Politics

Leesa Rasp, Harris-Stowe State University

Across Identities: Women’s Mobilization in an Age of Illiberalism - Rachel S. Fisher, University of California, Berkeley

Caught Between Two Fires: How Women's Movements Choose Contention Strategies in Armenia, Georgia, and Moldova - Nina Kankanyan, University of Oregon

From Division to Action? Mobilizing Women Through Gender Consciousness Framing - Colette Marcellin, Vanderbilt University

From Protest to the Periphery? Understanding Women’s Declining Political Presence after Bangladesh’s 2024 Movement - S M Mashrur Arafin Ayon, University of Cambridge; K. M. Noor-E-Zannat Nadi, North South University

Measuring Strategic Adaptation: A Dual-Dimension Framework for China’s Feminist Movement under Authoritarian Repression - Pin Lu, Rutgers University

Agustin Vallejo, Hobby School of Public Affairs

Leesa Rasp, Harris-Stowe State University