14. Funk, Kendall D., Ulrich Thy Jensen, Angel Luis Molina, Jr., and Justin M. Stritch. 2023. "Does Leader Gender Matter for Performance Evaluations? Evidence from Two Experiments." Public Management Review. 25(5): 971-989. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplemental]
13. Funk, Kendall D., Hannah L. Paul, and Andrew Q. Philips. 2022. "Point Break: Using Maching Learning to Uncover a Critical Mass in Women's Representation." Political Science Research and Methods. 10(2): 372-390. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplemental]
12. Funk, Kendall D. and Angel Luis Molina, Jr. 2022. "Closing the Gap: How Mayors' Individual Attributes Affect Gender Disparities in Local Bureaucracies." Review of Public Personnel Administration. 42(3): 553-573. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
11. Funk, Kendall D., Magda Hinojosa, and Jennifer M. Piscopo. 2021. "Women to the Rescue: The Gendered Effects of Public Discontent on Legislative Nominations in Latin America." Party Politics 27(3): 465-477. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
Featured in The Washington Post.
10. Funk, Kendall D. 2020. "Local Responses to a Global Pandemic: Women Mayors Lead the Way." Politics & Gender 16(4): 968-974. [Link] [PDF]
Featured in The Washington Post.
9. Funk, Kendall D. and Erica Owen. 2020. "Consequences of an Anti-Corruption Experiment for Local Government Performance in Brazil." Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 39(2): 444-468. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
8. Funk, Kendall D. 2019. "If the Shoe Fits: Gender Role Congruity and Evaluations of Public Managers." Journal of Behavioral Public Administration 2(1): 1-10. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplemental]
7. Funk, Kendall D. and Andrew Q. Philips. 2019. "Representative Budgeting: Women Mayors and the Composition of Spending in Local Governments." Political Research Quarterly 72(1): 19-33. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplemental]
Winner of the 2019 PRQ Best Article Award.
Winner of the 2015 Marian Irish Award.
Featured in a Political Research Quarterly Podcast.
6. Funk, Kendall D., Thiago Silva, and Maria C. Escobar-Lemmon. 2019. "Leading Toward Equality: The Effect of Women Mayors on Gender Equality in Local Bureaucracies." Politics, Groups, and Identities 7(3): 554-573. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
5. Funk, Kendall D., Magda Hinojosa, and Jennifer M. Piscopo. 2017. "Still Left Behind? Gender, Political Parties, and the Pink Tide." Social Politics 24(4): 399-424. [Link] [PDF] [Replication] [Supplemental]
Featured in The Washington Post.
4. Funk, Kendall D., Laura Morales, and Michelle Taylor-Robinson. 2017. "The Impact of Committee Composition and Agendas on Women's Participation: Evidence from a Legislature with Near Numerical Equality." Politics & Gender 13(2): 253-275. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
3. Meier, Kenneth J. and Kendall D. Funk. 2017. "Women and Public Administration in Comparative Perspective: The Case of Representation in Brazilian Local Governments." Administration & Society 49(1): 121-142. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
Featured in Global Government Forum.
2. Funk, Kendall D. 2015. "Gendered Governing? Women's Leadership Styles and Participatory Institutions in Brazil." Political Research Quarterly 68(3): 564 - 578. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
1. Funk, Kendall and Michelle Taylor-Robinson. 2014. "Gender Balance in Committees and How it Impacts Participation: Evidence from Costa Rica's Legislative Assembly." Revista Uruguaya de Ciencia Política 23(2): 111-134. [Link] [PDF] [Replication]
3. Funk, Kendall D. and Malu A. C. Gatto. Forthcoming. "Gender, Representation, and Corruption in Local Governments." In Gender and Corruption in Democracies, A Handbook, eds. Tiffany D. Barnes and Emily Beaulieu, Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing.
2. Escobar-Lemmon, Maria C. and Kendall D. Funk. 2018. "Women's Representation in Subnational Governments: Replicating National Institutions or Forging a Unique Path?" In Gender and Representation in Latin America, ed. Leslie Schwindt-Bayer, New York: Oxford University Press, pp. 99-118. (Peer reviewed) [Link] [PDF] [Appendix]
1. Meier, Kenneth J. and Kendall D. Funk. 2017. "Experiments and the Classical Roots of Public Administration: Comments on the Potential Utility of Experiments for Contemporary Public Management." In Experiments in Public Administration Research: Challenges and Contributions, eds. Oliver James, Sebastian Jilke, and Gregg Van Ryzin, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 37--55. [Link] [PDF]