^→ Department of Political and Social  Sciences →  Questionnaires →  Publications →  Supplements →  Inequality Working Group	Jenny Hansson SPS Researcher Department of Political and Social Sciences European University Institute (EUI) San Domenico di Fiesole (FI) Italy Jenny.Hansson@EUI.eu		|
		Research interests Inequality, Elites, Political Sociology, Gender and Work, Political Representation, Comparative Studies, Mixed Methods, Survey Research Methods Research project Jenny Hansson’s project investigates how the life-to-work balance affects well-being and individual career/influence opportunities among National Parliamentarians, in a comparative perspective between Sweden and Germany. Based on a model (and pre-study) originally developed in her Master Thesis, Jenny Hansson has constructed her own survey questionnaire, tailored for country comparison between groups of political elites and currently applied to the total populations of Swedish and German parliamentarians. Her survey study is complemented by in-depth interviews with representatives of the two countries. Publications Hansson, J. (2011). “Gender Equity of Perceived Career and Influence Opportunities among Political Elites: The Case of Swedish Parliamentarians”. European Sociological Review, Volume27, Issue3, pp. 307-326. ( Link to article: http://esr.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/jcq009 ) ( Web-Supplement to the above article ) Hansson, J (2003). Riksdagskvinnors Livssituation i Tyskland och Sverige: En jämförande studie. [The Life Situation of Parliamentarians in Germany and Sweden: A Comparative Study.] Master Thesis. Lund: Lund University. ( Link: http://www.lu.se/o.o.i.s?id=19464&postid=1355824 )