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Rosalind Shorrocks is a Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Manchester since 2017. Her research focuses on gender and politics in Britain and comparative contexts, emphasizing electoral politics, political behavior, and social attitudes. She explores how gender shapes public opinion, vote choice, and attitudes toward feminism, additionally examining generational impacts on political behavior.
Shorrocks holds a DPhil in Sociology from the University of Oxford (2017) and previously served as a Teaching Fellow in Quantitative Methods at the University of Bath. She has led major research projects, including the ESRC-funded 'Surveying Women in Greater Manchester' (2022–2023) and the Horizon Europe-funded UNTWIST project (2023–present), which address gender equality policies and voter behavior.
Her scholarly contributions span articles in Journal of European Public Policy and British Journal of Political Science, focusing on gender vote gaps, generational shifts, and electoral dynamics. She has received the John Peterson Prize (2020) for her work on political behavior. Shorrocks actively engages in media commentary on gender and politics and teaches courses on comparative politics, gender studies, and research methods.
