FSP1 - Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte: Explaining LGBTQ+ political distinctiveness
April 09 | 10:00
Staat, Recht und politischer Konflikt
Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte (University of Southhampton)
Explaining LGBTQ+ political distinctiveness
LGBTQ citizens in Europe are political distinct form their cisgender heterosexual counterparts. They hold more liberal policy position, are more inclined to vote for left-wing political parties, and more inclined to turn out to vote on polling day. What explains this distinctiveness and what are its consequences? Building on original research from across Western Europe, Stuart Turnbull-Dugarte will explain what makes LGBTQ voters political distinct and why this matters for politics and for society more broadly.
To attend online, click on the zoom link indicated on the semester programme of research focus 1.
Seminar im Sommersemester 2025 zum Thema: Gender
Programme du semestre d’été 2025 sous le titre : Genre
Contact
Simon Godard
Simon.Godard ( at ) iepg.fr