Publications
4. Alcocer, Marco, Rachel Skillman, and Angie Torres-Beltran. 2025. “Women Politicians Reduce Violence against Women: Evidence from Mexico.” Political Science Research and Methods.
3. Torres-Beltran, Angie and Cameron Mailhot. 2024. “The Dynamic Effect of UN SEA Reporting on Troop and Police Contributing Countries.” International Studies Quarterly, 68(3): 1-17.
Research highlight in the International Centre for Dialogue Initiatives
Presented to the Office of the Special Coordinator on Improving the UN Response to Sexual Exploitation and Abuse
2. Torres-Beltran, Angie and Elizabeth Brannon. 2022. “Early-Career Graduate Preparation through the Gender and Political Participation Graduate Working Group.” PS: Political Science & Politics 55(3): 546-48.
Special Issue: Building Community and Improving Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Political Science Through Virtual Workshops
1. Schnabel, Landon, Eman Abdelhadi, Katherine Ally Zaslavsky, Jacqueline Ho, and Angie Torres-Beltran. 2022. “Gender, Sexuality, and Religion: A Critical Integrative Review and Agenda for Future Research.” Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 61(2) : 271-92.
Working papers
Punishment Preferences in Gendered Settings: Evidence from Mexico.” Revise and resubmit.
“Civil Society, Engagement, and Women’s Organizations: Experimental Evidence from the United States.” (with Emily B. Jackson) Revise and resubmit.
“Protection Under Heat: How Climate Change Affects UN Peacekeeping Effectiveness." (with Zinab Attai, Emily B. Jackson, Taylor Vincent, and Sabrina Karim). Under review.
Works-in-progress
“The Persistence of Gendered States.”
“Gender, Victimization, and Trust in Institutions.”
“The Divergent Impact of Wartime and Domestic Violence on Women's Engagement in Political Conversations.” (with Cameron Mailhot)
“Beyond Add Women and Stir: The Effects of Gendered Socialization on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in Peacekeeping.” (with Laura Huber)
“Assessing Emergency Government Action: Gender Violence Alert Programs from Mexico.” (with Juan Campos)
“Gender Reforms and Backlash: Institutional and Individual Dynamics of Violence Against Women in Latin America.” (with Alejandra López Villegas)
Book projects
Gendered Justice: Victimization, Bureaucracy and Political Change for Women.
The Paradox of Peace: Violence Against Women in the Aftermath of Civil War. (with Priscilla Torres, Taylor Vincent, Zinab Attai, Sumin Lee, and Sabrina Karim)