Torill Stavenes
Biographic Data
| ID | 4377874 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Torill Stavenes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Torill |
| FAMILY NAME | Stavenes |
| SIGNATURE | STAVENES T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4276-4362 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Gender, Political Orientation, and Public Reactions to Ministerial Comebacks after Scandals
Political misconduct is a widespread phenomenon that frequently brings careers to an abrupt end. While prior research has examined how either politician gender or party affiliation shape citizens’ willingness to forgive wrongdoing, we explore how these factors interact with the ideological leaning of the citizen. Focusing on violations of ethical guidelines, including harassment and financial misconduct, we theorize that if left-leaning citizens …
Gender and Political Seniority
This article offers an innovative way of understanding gender balance in parliaments. Motivated by research documenting how newcomers are disadvantaged during their first term in office, while senior members enjoy certain privileges, we want to find out how common women are among senior members of parliaments. We launch an institutional approach comprising three seniority measures to study gender gaps in political endurance to find out whether, w…
Insider Status-Membership Involvement Offer Trade Off? The Case of Green Parties and Environmental Organisations
This article theorises and empirically investigates the membership involvement offer in political parties and interest groups in contemporary democracies, to better understand the potential that these political organisations have in performing the role of transmission belts between citizens and the state. The expectation is that parties and interest groups that become insiders will curtail the participatory opportunities for members in decision-m…
Maintaining registration and tax benefits
This article investigates how regulation related to maintaining state registration and tax beneficial status affects professionalisation, covering paid staff and volunteers with specialist skills, of political parties, advocacy groups and service providing organisations. The article fills a gap in the literature which until now has been mainly concerned with the influence of state funding on professionalisation. To study the consequences of first…
Why change party finance transparency? Political competition and evidence from the ‘deviant’ case of Norway
This article focuses on the development of a key type of regulation ensuring public surveillance of political finance: party finance transparency rules. It makes two contributions to the emerging theory on the evolution of political finance regulation. First, using previous research, it conceptualises the underlying causal mechanisms that explain when and why party finance transparency regulation changes. Second, it presents the first detailed st…
Gender and Political Seniority
This article offers an innovative way of understanding gender balance in parliaments. Motivated by research documenting how newcomers are disadvantaged during their first term in office, while senior members enjoy certain privileges, we want to find out how common women are among senior members of parliaments. We launch an institutional approach comprising three seniority measures to study gender gaps in political endurance to find out whether, w…
Insider Status-Membership Involvement Offer Trade Off? The Case of Green Parties and Environmental Organisations
This article theorises and empirically investigates the membership involvement offer in political parties and interest groups in contemporary democracies, to better understand the potential that these political organisations have in performing the role of transmission belts between citizens and the state. The expectation is that parties and interest groups that become insiders will curtail the participatory opportunities for members in decision-m…
Why change party finance transparency? Political competition and evidence from the ‘deviant’ case of Norway
This article focuses on the development of a key type of regulation ensuring public surveillance of political finance: party finance transparency rules. It makes two contributions to the emerging theory on the evolution of political finance regulation. First, using previous research, it conceptualises the underlying causal mechanisms that explain when and why party finance transparency regulation changes. Second, it presents the first detailed st…
Maintaining registration and tax benefits
This article investigates how regulation related to maintaining state registration and tax beneficial status affects professionalisation, covering paid staff and volunteers with specialist skills, of political parties, advocacy groups and service providing organisations. The article fills a gap in the literature which until now has been mainly concerned with the influence of state funding on professionalisation. To study the consequences of first…
Maintaining registration and tax benefits
This article investigates how regulation related to maintaining state registration and tax beneficial status affects professionalisation, covering paid staff and volunteers with specialist skills, of political parties, advocacy groups and service providing organisations. The article fills a gap in the literature which until now has been mainly concerned with the influence of state funding on professionalisation. To study the consequences of first…
Why change party finance transparency? Political competition and evidence from the ‘deviant’ case of Norway
This article focuses on the development of a key type of regulation ensuring public surveillance of political finance: party finance transparency rules. It makes two contributions to the emerging theory on the evolution of political finance regulation. First, using previous research, it conceptualises the underlying causal mechanisms that explain when and why party finance transparency regulation changes. Second, it presents the first detailed st…
Insider Status-Membership Involvement Offer Trade Off? The Case of Green Parties and Environmental Organisations
This article theorises and empirically investigates the membership involvement offer in political parties and interest groups in contemporary democracies, to better understand the potential that these political organisations have in performing the role of transmission belts between citizens and the state. The expectation is that parties and interest groups that become insiders will curtail the participatory opportunities for members in decision-m…
Gender and Political Seniority
This article offers an innovative way of understanding gender balance in parliaments. Motivated by research documenting how newcomers are disadvantaged during their first term in office, while senior members enjoy certain privileges, we want to find out how common women are among senior members of parliaments. We launch an institutional approach comprising three seniority measures to study gender gaps in political endurance to find out whether, w…
Gender, Political Orientation, and Public Reactions to Ministerial Comebacks after Scandals
Political misconduct is a widespread phenomenon that frequently brings careers to an abrupt end. While prior research has examined how either politician gender or party affiliation shape citizens’ willingness to forgive wrongdoing, we explore how these factors interact with the ideological leaning of the citizen. Focusing on violations of ethical guidelines, including harassment and financial misconduct, we theorize that if left-leaning citizens …
Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 works) · Political Influence and Corporate Strategies (3 works) · Accounting (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (2 works)