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Dr. Sarah Liu is a Senior Lecturer in Gender and Politics at the University of Edinburgh's School of Social and Political Science. She holds a dual PhD in Political Science and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from Pennsylvania State University, alongside an M.A. in Intercultural Service from World Learning and a B.A. in American Studies and Studio Art from the University of Notre Dame. Her research focuses on gender and politics, particularly exploring how contexts shape gender disparities in political attitudes and behaviors, including cross-national comparisons of female political leadership’s impact on women’s participation.
Her work employs mixed methodologies, such as multilevel modeling and survey experiments, to analyze media framing of immigration, gender roles in political representation, and social movements' influence on youth attitudes. Notable projects include the Lothian Diary Project, examining pandemic experiences, and studies on Taiwan’s pandemic governance through a gender lens.
Liu is an Associate Editor of Representation: Journal of Representative Democracy and sits on the editorial board of Political Behavior. She has been recognized as an Emerging Diversity Scholar and one of Apolitical Foundation’s 50 influential scholars. Her research spans East Asian politics, feminist governance, and intersectional methodologies, with a focus on marginalized groups' political representation and activism.
