Mónica Ferrín Pereira
InTalent and Ramón & Cajal Researcher at the Faculty of Sociology, Universidade da Coruña
Mónica Ferrín Pereira is profesora permanente laboral at the Faculty of Sociology of the University of A Coruña. Her research focuses on two main projects. First is the study of support for democracy among European citizens: what type of democracy do they support? How do they evaluate their democracies? And how do attitudes towards democracy affect their political behavior? The second research line deals with gender inequalities in the political sphere and in the public sphere, seeking to answer two fundamental questions: why do inequalities exist and what can be done to break the gender gap in politics. Among the latest publications:
(en prensa) Ferrín, Mónica e Hanspeter Kriesi (eds.). How Europeans view and evaluate democracy revisited. Oxford University Press.
(2023) Ferrín, Mónica y Gema García-Albacete. ‘Disinterested or Enraged? Understanding People’s Political Interest’. Acta Politica. Early view.
(2023) Calvo, Álvaro and Mónica Ferrín. ‘Gendered Issue Priorities and Radical Right Vote: Is There a (Mis)Match?’. European Journal of Politics and Gender. Early view.
(2023) Ferrín, Mónica. ‘Self-employed Women in Europe: Lack of Opportunity or Forced by Necessity?’. Work, Employment and Society, 37(3).