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Closing the Ambition Gap: Evidence from Two Recruitment Experiments with British Women
Recruitment campaigns are widely used to encourage women's entry into the political pipeline, yet their impact on citizens' willingness to consider political office remains uncertain. I study citizen-facing recruitment messages targeting attitudes closely tied to the emergence of political ambition,
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