Anouk Lloren
Biographic Data
| ID | 1593641 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anouk Lloren |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anouk |
| FAMILY NAME | Lloren |
| SIGNATURE | LLOREN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Geneva |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7487-2328 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 84 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Factors Associated With Disparities in Hospital Readmission Rates Among US Adults Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid
In this cohort study, within-hospital disparities in 30-day readmission for DE patients were modestly associated with differences in state Medicaid policies and community-level factors. This suggests that remaining variation in these disparities should be the focus of hospital efforts to improve the quality of care transitions at discharge for DE patients in efforts to advance equity
The Politicisation of Abortion, Voters’ Stereotypes and the Electoral Success of Women Candidates
Gendered stereotypes about politicians are widespread in the electorate. This article analyses whether such stereotypes impact electoral results in a proportional representation open list system where candidates do not only compete against candidates from other parties but also compete against other members of their party. Borrowing from the literature on ‘gender issue ownership’, we evaluate whether female candidates who favour abortion, and thu…
Does direct democracy increase communicative responsiveness? A field experiment with Swiss politicians
Many argue that direct democracy improves the quality of democracy. In particular, many scholars claim that it increases the representation of the public’s preferences by fostering communicative responsiveness between politicians and citizens. While studies have come to mixed conclusions about the effect of direct democracy on policy outcomes, little is known about how direct democratic processes affect politicians’ responsiveness. Using a field …
Discriminations envers les homosexuel·le·s dans le monde du travail en Suisse
Cet article est issu d'une recherche effectuée en Suisse en 2014-2015 portant sur les discriminations que subissent les personnes homosexuelles dans le monde du travail. À partir d'un questionnaire diffusé par internet, les auteures analysent les formes et les fréquences de l'homophobie ainsi que l'impact de différents facteurs sociaux comme l'âge, la visibilité ou le milieu de travail (plutôt masculin, féminin ou mixte) sur les divers types de d…
How LGBT-Supportive Workplace Policies Shape the Experience of Lesbian, Gay Men, and Bisexual Employees
Are opinion leaders better represented
Few studies have analysed the effect of political engagement on legislators’ responsiveness. This article focuses on opinion leaders defined as citizens who regularly discuss politics and who attempt to persuade others to change their viewpoint. It investigates whether opinion leaders are better represented compared to other voters. Taking advantage of the Swiss institution of direct democracy, the article combines roll-call votes and information…
Gendered policy preferences? Candidates’ views on political issues in a comparative perspective
Women's Substantive Representation
To what extent does the inclusion of marginalised groups in policymaking institutions influence policy outcomes? This article examines whether and under which conditions female legislators are more likely to represent women's interests compared with male legislators. Building on the literature on women's substantive representation, it is argued that the advocacy of women's interests by female representatives depends on a number of factors, namely…
Descriptive and Substantive Representation of Poor Citizens in Switzerland
Over the past decade, a large number of studies have shown that in advanced democracies policymakers are more likely to represent the preferences of high-income citizens than the preferences of low-income citizens (e.g., Gilens 2005, 2012; Bartels 2008; Ellis 2012; Giger, Rosset and Bernauer 2012; Hayes 2012; Rigby and Wright 2013). In a quest to understand this income bias in substantive representation, several authors have recently suggested th…
Gender Quotas in Morocco
More than 100 countries have adopted gender quota policies worldwide and a growing literature attempts to evaluate their impact. This article focuses on the Moroccan experience and investigates the effect of quotas on women's descriptive and symbolic representation at the party level. More precisely, I examine whether the Moroccan social-democratic party underwent changes since the 2002 introduction of reserved seats for women in parliament. The …
Le genre comme ressource politique au service de la citoyenneté sociale des femmes. Le cas du Parlement suisse
Partant du débat entre représentation descriptive et substantielle d’une part, et de l’analyse féministe de la citoyenneté d’autre part, cette contribution s’intéresse à l’impact des parlementaires sur le développement de la citoyenneté sociale des femmes. Dans ce cadre, le Parlement constitue pour les femmes une arène de choix pour pratiquer leur propre citoyenneté à un niveau élevé. En même temps, le mandat politique représente une structure d’…
Intérêts spécifiques et formation de l'opinion politique des Suissesses (1999‐2005)
L'existence “d'intérêts spécifiques” qu'on pourrait naturellement attribuer à la catégorie des femmes est amplement débattue dans la littérature contemporaine. Ainsi, selon certains, les femmes en tant que catégorie sociodémographique seraient traditionnellement plus portées à s'intéresser à certains sujets (l'enfance, la parité entre les sexes, l'avortement, etc.) qu'à d'autres. Or, bien que la littérature sur la définition des intérêts des femm…
Women's Substantive Representation
To what extent does the inclusion of marginalised groups in policymaking institutions influence policy outcomes? This article examines whether and under which conditions female legislators are more likely to represent women's interests compared with male legislators. Building on the literature on women's substantive representation, it is argued that the advocacy of women's interests by female representatives depends on a number of factors, namely…
How LGBT-Supportive Workplace Policies Shape the Experience of Lesbian, Gay Men, and Bisexual Employees
Gender Quotas in Morocco
More than 100 countries have adopted gender quota policies worldwide and a growing literature attempts to evaluate their impact. This article focuses on the Moroccan experience and investigates the effect of quotas on women's descriptive and symbolic representation at the party level. More precisely, I examine whether the Moroccan social-democratic party underwent changes since the 2002 introduction of reserved seats for women in parliament. The …
Gendered policy preferences? Candidates’ views on political issues in a comparative perspective
Descriptive and Substantive Representation of Poor Citizens in Switzerland
Over the past decade, a large number of studies have shown that in advanced democracies policymakers are more likely to represent the preferences of high-income citizens than the preferences of low-income citizens (e.g., Gilens 2005, 2012; Bartels 2008; Ellis 2012; Giger, Rosset and Bernauer 2012; Hayes 2012; Rigby and Wright 2013). In a quest to understand this income bias in substantive representation, several authors have recently suggested th…
Are opinion leaders better represented
Few studies have analysed the effect of political engagement on legislators’ responsiveness. This article focuses on opinion leaders defined as citizens who regularly discuss politics and who attempt to persuade others to change their viewpoint. It investigates whether opinion leaders are better represented compared to other voters. Taking advantage of the Swiss institution of direct democracy, the article combines roll-call votes and information…
Intérêts spécifiques et formation de l'opinion politique des Suissesses (1999‐2005)
L'existence “d'intérêts spécifiques” qu'on pourrait naturellement attribuer à la catégorie des femmes est amplement débattue dans la littérature contemporaine. Ainsi, selon certains, les femmes en tant que catégorie sociodémographique seraient traditionnellement plus portées à s'intéresser à certains sujets (l'enfance, la parité entre les sexes, l'avortement, etc.) qu'à d'autres. Or, bien que la littérature sur la définition des intérêts des femm…
Does direct democracy increase communicative responsiveness? A field experiment with Swiss politicians
Many argue that direct democracy improves the quality of democracy. In particular, many scholars claim that it increases the representation of the public’s preferences by fostering communicative responsiveness between politicians and citizens. While studies have come to mixed conclusions about the effect of direct democracy on policy outcomes, little is known about how direct democratic processes affect politicians’ responsiveness. Using a field …
Discriminations envers les homosexuel·le·s dans le monde du travail en Suisse
Cet article est issu d'une recherche effectuée en Suisse en 2014-2015 portant sur les discriminations que subissent les personnes homosexuelles dans le monde du travail. À partir d'un questionnaire diffusé par internet, les auteures analysent les formes et les fréquences de l'homophobie ainsi que l'impact de différents facteurs sociaux comme l'âge, la visibilité ou le milieu de travail (plutôt masculin, féminin ou mixte) sur les divers types de d…
Le genre comme ressource politique au service de la citoyenneté sociale des femmes. Le cas du Parlement suisse
Partant du débat entre représentation descriptive et substantielle d’une part, et de l’analyse féministe de la citoyenneté d’autre part, cette contribution s’intéresse à l’impact des parlementaires sur le développement de la citoyenneté sociale des femmes. Dans ce cadre, le Parlement constitue pour les femmes une arène de choix pour pratiquer leur propre citoyenneté à un niveau élevé. En même temps, le mandat politique représente une structure d’…
Intérêts spécifiques et formation de l'opinion politique des Suissesses (1999‐2005)
L'existence “d'intérêts spécifiques” qu'on pourrait naturellement attribuer à la catégorie des femmes est amplement débattue dans la littérature contemporaine. Ainsi, selon certains, les femmes en tant que catégorie sociodémographique seraient traditionnellement plus portées à s'intéresser à certains sujets (l'enfance, la parité entre les sexes, l'avortement, etc.) qu'à d'autres. Or, bien que la littérature sur la définition des intérêts des femm…
Le genre comme ressource politique au service de la citoyenneté sociale des femmes. Le cas du Parlement suisse
Partant du débat entre représentation descriptive et substantielle d’une part, et de l’analyse féministe de la citoyenneté d’autre part, cette contribution s’intéresse à l’impact des parlementaires sur le développement de la citoyenneté sociale des femmes. Dans ce cadre, le Parlement constitue pour les femmes une arène de choix pour pratiquer leur propre citoyenneté à un niveau élevé. En même temps, le mandat politique représente une structure d’…
Gender Quotas in Morocco
More than 100 countries have adopted gender quota policies worldwide and a growing literature attempts to evaluate their impact. This article focuses on the Moroccan experience and investigates the effect of quotas on women's descriptive and symbolic representation at the party level. More precisely, I examine whether the Moroccan social-democratic party underwent changes since the 2002 introduction of reserved seats for women in parliament. The …
Gendered policy preferences? Candidates’ views on political issues in a comparative perspective
Women's Substantive Representation
To what extent does the inclusion of marginalised groups in policymaking institutions influence policy outcomes? This article examines whether and under which conditions female legislators are more likely to represent women's interests compared with male legislators. Building on the literature on women's substantive representation, it is argued that the advocacy of women's interests by female representatives depends on a number of factors, namely…
Descriptive and Substantive Representation of Poor Citizens in Switzerland
Over the past decade, a large number of studies have shown that in advanced democracies policymakers are more likely to represent the preferences of high-income citizens than the preferences of low-income citizens (e.g., Gilens 2005, 2012; Bartels 2008; Ellis 2012; Giger, Rosset and Bernauer 2012; Hayes 2012; Rigby and Wright 2013). In a quest to understand this income bias in substantive representation, several authors have recently suggested th…
How LGBT-Supportive Workplace Policies Shape the Experience of Lesbian, Gay Men, and Bisexual Employees
Are opinion leaders better represented
Few studies have analysed the effect of political engagement on legislators’ responsiveness. This article focuses on opinion leaders defined as citizens who regularly discuss politics and who attempt to persuade others to change their viewpoint. It investigates whether opinion leaders are better represented compared to other voters. Taking advantage of the Swiss institution of direct democracy, the article combines roll-call votes and information…
Does direct democracy increase communicative responsiveness? A field experiment with Swiss politicians
Many argue that direct democracy improves the quality of democracy. In particular, many scholars claim that it increases the representation of the public’s preferences by fostering communicative responsiveness between politicians and citizens. While studies have come to mixed conclusions about the effect of direct democracy on policy outcomes, little is known about how direct democratic processes affect politicians’ responsiveness. Using a field …
Discriminations envers les homosexuel·le·s dans le monde du travail en Suisse
Cet article est issu d'une recherche effectuée en Suisse en 2014-2015 portant sur les discriminations que subissent les personnes homosexuelles dans le monde du travail. À partir d'un questionnaire diffusé par internet, les auteures analysent les formes et les fréquences de l'homophobie ainsi que l'impact de différents facteurs sociaux comme l'âge, la visibilité ou le milieu de travail (plutôt masculin, féminin ou mixte) sur les divers types de d…
The Politicisation of Abortion, Voters’ Stereotypes and the Electoral Success of Women Candidates
Gendered stereotypes about politicians are widespread in the electorate. This article analyses whether such stereotypes impact electoral results in a proportional representation open list system where candidates do not only compete against candidates from other parties but also compete against other members of their party. Borrowing from the literature on ‘gender issue ownership’, we evaluate whether female candidates who favour abortion, and thu…
Factors Associated With Disparities in Hospital Readmission Rates Among US Adults Dually Eligible for Medicare and Medicaid
In this cohort study, within-hospital disparities in 30-day readmission for DE patients were modestly associated with differences in state Medicaid policies and community-level factors. This suggests that remaining variation in these disparities should be the focus of hospital efforts to improve the quality of care transitions at discharge for DE patients in efforts to advance equity
Political science (12 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (8 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Representation (politics (5 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (5 works)