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Virginia Sapiro
Her teaching and research interests include political behavior and
political psychology, gender politics, and political and feminist
theory. She is the author of The Political Integration of Women: Roles, Socialization and Politics (1983), Women in American Society (3rd edition 2003) and A Vindication of Political Virtue: The Political Theory of Mary Wollstonecraft
among many other books and articles. Her two current major research
projects are a history of political action in the United States, and a
study of gender and electoral campaigns. She was also a Professor in the Women's Studies Program and served as Vice Provost for Teaching and Learning, with responsibility for undergraduate education and teaching and learning across campus, and as Interim Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
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Recent Publications
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Virginia Sapiro, Patricia Strach. Campaigning for Congress in the '9/11' Era: Considerations of Gender and Party in Response to Exogenus Shock." American Politics Research, 39 (2011): 264-90.
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Katherine Walsh, Virginia Sapiro, Patricia Strach, and Valerie Hennings. "Gender, Context, and Television Advertising: A Comprehensive Analysis of 2000 and 2002 House Races." Political Research Quarterly 64 (2011): 107-19
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