Sheri L. Kunovich, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2003 | Ohio State University, Columbus, Columbus, OH |
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Sign in to add mentor| Kazimierz M. Slomczynski | grad student | 2003 | Ohio State | |
| (Intergenerational exchanges and economic security: Evidence from the United States.) | ||||
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| Kunovich S. (2017) Occupational Diversity in Polish Politics, 1991–2011 International Journal of Sociology. 48: 60-75 |
| Kunovich S. (2012) Voting Rates 1989 to 2007 International Journal of Sociology. 42: 60-77 |
| Kunovich SL. (2012) Unexpected Winners: The Significance of an Open-List System on Women’s Representation in Poland Politics & Gender. 8: 153-177 |
| Kunovich RM, Kunovich S. (2008) Gender dependence and attitudes toward the distribution of household labor: A comparative and multilevel analysis International Journal of Comparative Sociology. 49: 395-427 |
| Paxton P, Kunovich S, Hughes MM. (2007) Gender in Politics Review of Sociology. 33: 263-284 |
| Kunovich S, Slomczynski KM. (2007) Systems of distribution and a sense of equity: A multilevel analysis of meritocratic attitudes in post-industrial societies European Sociological Review. 23: 649-663 |
| Kunovich SL, Paxton P. (2005) Pathways to Power: The Role of Political Parties in Women’s National Political Representation American Journal of Sociology. 111: 505-552 |
| Bronson DE, Kunovich S, Frysztacki K. (2005) The impact of the economic transition in Poland on vulnerable populations Journal of Family and Economic Issues. 26: 225-238 |
| Kunovich S. (2003) The Representation of Polish and Czech Women in National Politics: Predicting Electoral List Position Comparative Politics. 35: 273 |
| Paxton PM, Kunovich S. (2003) Women's Political Representation: The Importance of Ideology Social Forces. 82: 87-113 |