2026 Rosie Campbell: Political Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Political Science	32	1029	928	169	157	119	3712

Overview

Rosie Campbell is affiliated with King's College London in the United Kingdom and specializes primarily in the Social Sciences. Their research spans multiple subfields including Political Science and International Relations, Gender Studies, Sociology and Political Science, Speech and Hearing, and Strategy and Management.

Their work focuses on several main topics:

Gender Politics and Representation
Populism, Right-Wing Movements
Electoral Systems and Political Participation
Social Policy and Reform Studies
Political and Economic History of UK and US
Digital Storytelling and Education
Migration, Refugees, and Integration

Rosie Campbell has contributed notably to various academic venues. Frequent publication outlets include:

The Political Quarterly
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Political Behavior
Journal of Elections Public Opinion and Parties
Political Studies Review

Their recent scholarly papers include:

"Fueling the Populist Divide: Nativist and Cosmopolitan Preferences for Representation at the Elite and Mass Level," 2021, Political Behavior
"Finally rising with the tide? Gender and the vote in the 2019 British Elections," 2021, Journal of Elections Public Opinion and Parties
"The Gendered Harassment of Parliamentary Candidates in the UK," 2021, The Political Quarterly
"Measuring MPs' Responsiveness: How to Do it and Stay Out of Trouble," 2021, Political Studies Review
"Women Voters Taking the Wheel?," 2021, The Political Quarterly

Among frequent collaborators are Rosalind Shorrocks, Diane Bolet, and Maggie O'Neill, each having coauthored multiple publications with Campbell. Other coauthors include Thomas Zittel and Sarah Childs.

Best Publications

Designing out vulnerability, building in respect: violence, safety and sex work policy.

Teela Sanders;Rosie Campbell

439
Citations
What Voters Want: Reactions to Candidate Characteristics in a Survey Experiment

Rosie Campbell;Philip Cowley

272
Citations
Internet Sex Work: Beyond the Gaze

Teela Sanders;Jane Scoular;Rosie Campbell;Jane Pitcher

143
Citations
Do Women Need Women Representatives

Rosie Campbell;Sarah Childs;Joni Lovenduski

126
Citations
Living with the Other: Street sex work, contingent communities and degrees of tolerance

Maggie O'Neill;Rosie Campbell;Philip Hubbard;Jane Pitcher

123
Citations
Gender, ideology and issue preference: is there such a thing as a political women's interest in Britain?

Rosie Campbell

109
Citations
Explaining motivation to represent: how does descriptive representation lead to substantive representation of racial and ethnic minorities?

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105
Citations
Behind the screen: commercial sex, digital spaces and working online

Stewart Cunningham;Teela Sanders;Jane Scoular;Rosie Campbell

100
Citations
Sex work now

Rosie Campbell;Maggie O'Neill

93
Citations
Access to Healthcare in a time of COVID-19: Sex Workers in Crisis in Nairobi, Kenya.

Susan Gichuna;Rahma Hassan;Teela Sanders;Rosie Campbell

90
Citations
Understanding men's and women's political interests: evidence from a study of gendered political attitudes

Rosie Campbell;Kristi Winters

87
Citations
Gender and the Vote in Britain: Beyond the Gender Gap?

Rosie Campbell

85
Citations
Legislator dissent as a valence signal

Rosie Campbell;Philip Cowley;Nick Vivyan;Markus Wagner

83
Citations
Tackling client violence in female street prostitution: Inter-agency working between outreach agencies and the police

Clarissa Penfold;Gillian Hunter;Rosie Campbell;Leela Barham

79
Citations
'Wags', 'Wives' and 'Mothers'... But what about Women Politicians?

Rosie Campbell;Sarah Childs

70
Citations
Not Getting Away with it: Linking Sex Work and Hate Crime in Merseyside

Rosie Campbell

63
Citations
‘Stand by your man’: Women's political recruitment at the 2010 UK general election

Jeanette Ashe;Rosie Campbell;Sarah Childs;Elizabeth Evans

61
Citations
Women's Equality Guarantees and the Conservative Party

Rosie Campbell;Sarah Childs;Joni Lovenduski

58
Citations
Why Friends and Neighbors? Explaining the Electoral Appeal of Local Roots

Rosie Campbell;Philip Cowley;Nick Vivyan;Markus Wagner

51
Citations
Candidate localness and voter choice in the 2015 General Election in England

Jocelyn Evans;Kai Arzheimer;Rosie Campbell;Philip Cowley

49
Citations
What should MPs do? Public and parliamentarians' views compared

Rosie Campbell;Joni Lovenduski

47
Citations
Criminalization, protection and rights: Global tensions in the governance of commercial sex

Teela Sanders;Rosie Campbell

43
Citations
Measuring the quality of politicians elected by gender quotas – are they any different?

Peter Allen;David Cutts;Rosie Campbell

42
Citations
Parents in Parliament: ‘Where's Mum?’

Rosie Campbell;Sarah Childs

28
Citations
Women in Parliament

Sarah L Childs;R Campbell

0
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Sarah Childs University of Edinburgh

Joni Lovenduski Birkbeck, University of London

Philip Cowley Queen Mary University of London

Phil Hubbard King's College London

David Cutts Brown University

Markus Wagner University of Vienna

Wolfgang Rudig University of Strathclyde

Pippa Norris Harvard University

Hilde Coffé University of Bath

External Links

Personal website of Rosie Campbell

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