Francesca Feo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4380647 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francesca Feo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francesca |
| FAMILY NAME | Feo |
| SIGNATURE | FEO F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Scuola Normale Superiore |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5962-7965 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
From Opposition Leader to Prime Minister
Under the motto “God, homeland, and family”—but also by stressing one further important marker of social identity, i.e., gender—Italian radical right party leader Giorgia Meloni multiplied her party seats in parliament from 2013 onwards. After the 2022 elections, she became the first woman prime minister in Italy. Starting from an overview of the figure of Giorgia Meloni as a radical right woman leader, we explore her and her party’s position on …
Gendered patterns in candidates’ campaign fundraising
The lack of financial resources is an often-cited hurdle for women pursuing political careers. However, empirical analysis of the dynamics of the private funding of women candidates and its potential implications for their political careers is still scant, particularly for countries outside the anglophone regions. This paper contributes to the scholarly debate by focusing on the gendered patterns in campaign fundraising in Italy, where radical ch…
Legislative reforms to fight discrimination and violence against LGBTQ
The Populist Radical Right in the European Parliament
After the 2014 European elections, populist radical right parties (PRRP) sharply increased their representation in the European Parliament (EP).This result attested to the international rise of radical right populism.It also introduced an element of novelty in EP politics, drawing observers to contemplate the possibility of a PRR alliance in the parliament.In reality, the alliance was not as straightforward.Even though more radical right populist…
Doomed to fail. The adoption of gendered party finance in Italy at an inhospitable time
Italy stands out as one of the few countries in Europe to have introduced policies linking public funding for political parties to measures to enhance women’s political representation. However, such policies have proved to be flawed, failing to meet the objectives that they aimed to address. Starting from these observations, this paper opens the ‘black box’ of the policy cycle and analyses the stage of policy formulation that led to gendered part…
Promoting Gender Equality through Party Funding
Given the growing importance of state subsidies as a source of party income, several countries have introduced policies that link the provision of party funding to the promotion of gender equality in political representation. Variations in the assignment of public funding—that is, financial incentives and cuts—are increasingly employed to promote equal gender participation in intraparty politics and in public office. However, we know little about…
Promoting Gender Equality through Party Funding
Given the growing importance of state subsidies as a source of party income, several countries have introduced policies that link the provision of party funding to the promotion of gender equality in political representation. Variations in the assignment of public funding—that is, financial incentives and cuts—are increasingly employed to promote equal gender participation in intraparty politics and in public office. However, we know little about…
From Opposition Leader to Prime Minister
Under the motto “God, homeland, and family”—but also by stressing one further important marker of social identity, i.e., gender—Italian radical right party leader Giorgia Meloni multiplied her party seats in parliament from 2013 onwards. After the 2022 elections, she became the first woman prime minister in Italy. Starting from an overview of the figure of Giorgia Meloni as a radical right woman leader, we explore her and her party’s position on …
Gendered patterns in candidates’ campaign fundraising
The lack of financial resources is an often-cited hurdle for women pursuing political careers. However, empirical analysis of the dynamics of the private funding of women candidates and its potential implications for their political careers is still scant, particularly for countries outside the anglophone regions. This paper contributes to the scholarly debate by focusing on the gendered patterns in campaign fundraising in Italy, where radical ch…
Doomed to fail. The adoption of gendered party finance in Italy at an inhospitable time
Italy stands out as one of the few countries in Europe to have introduced policies linking public funding for political parties to measures to enhance women’s political representation. However, such policies have proved to be flawed, failing to meet the objectives that they aimed to address. Starting from these observations, this paper opens the ‘black box’ of the policy cycle and analyses the stage of policy formulation that led to gendered part…
Legislative reforms to fight discrimination and violence against LGBTQ
Doomed to fail. The adoption of gendered party finance in Italy at an inhospitable time
Italy stands out as one of the few countries in Europe to have introduced policies linking public funding for political parties to measures to enhance women’s political representation. However, such policies have proved to be flawed, failing to meet the objectives that they aimed to address. Starting from these observations, this paper opens the ‘black box’ of the policy cycle and analyses the stage of policy formulation that led to gendered part…
Promoting Gender Equality through Party Funding
Given the growing importance of state subsidies as a source of party income, several countries have introduced policies that link the provision of party funding to the promotion of gender equality in political representation. Variations in the assignment of public funding—that is, financial incentives and cuts—are increasingly employed to promote equal gender participation in intraparty politics and in public office. However, we know little about…
The Populist Radical Right in the European Parliament
After the 2014 European elections, populist radical right parties (PRRP) sharply increased their representation in the European Parliament (EP).This result attested to the international rise of radical right populism.It also introduced an element of novelty in EP politics, drawing observers to contemplate the possibility of a PRR alliance in the parliament.In reality, the alliance was not as straightforward.Even though more radical right populist…
Legislative reforms to fight discrimination and violence against LGBTQ
From Opposition Leader to Prime Minister
Under the motto “God, homeland, and family”—but also by stressing one further important marker of social identity, i.e., gender—Italian radical right party leader Giorgia Meloni multiplied her party seats in parliament from 2013 onwards. After the 2022 elections, she became the first woman prime minister in Italy. Starting from an overview of the figure of Giorgia Meloni as a radical right woman leader, we explore her and her party’s position on …
Gendered patterns in candidates’ campaign fundraising
The lack of financial resources is an often-cited hurdle for women pursuing political careers. However, empirical analysis of the dynamics of the private funding of women candidates and its potential implications for their political careers is still scant, particularly for countries outside the anglophone regions. This paper contributes to the scholarly debate by focusing on the gendered patterns in campaign fundraising in Italy, where radical ch…
Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Parliament (2 works)