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Dr Christina Bornatici
Dr

Christina Bornatici

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Overview

Background

Christina Bornatici is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow working on the ARC Kathleen Fitzpatrick Laureate Project Bringing Equality Home: A New Gender Agenda. Her broader research interests include gender inequality, family dynamics, paid employment and unpaid work, social policy, and quantitative research methods.

Her research examines how gender inequalities are produced, sustained, and challenged across the life course and over historical time, with a particular focus on gender attitudes and the division of labour within couples. She uses longitudinal quantitative and comparative methods to analyse how attitudes, couple dynamics, institutional contexts, and gender norms shape social outcomes.

Christina holds a PhD in Social Sciences from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Prior to joining ISSR, she was a researcher at FORS – the Swiss Centre of Expertise in the Social Science.

Availability

Dr Christina Bornatici is:
Available for supervision

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of International Relations, University of Geneva
  • Masters (Coursework) of Science in Economics and Social Sciences, University of Geneva
  • Doctor of Philosophy of Science in Economics and Social Sciences, University of Lausanne

Research interests

  • Gender Inequality

    Examines how the gender structure and life-course processes shape gender inequalities in paid work, unpaid work, and family life

  • Gender Attitudes and Sexism

    Analyses how individual gender attitudes, sexist beliefs, and broader normative contexts evolve over time and shape social expectations, behaviours, and inequalities.

  • Gender Indicators and Measurement

    Reflects on the measurement of sex, gender identity, gender attitudes, and sexism in population surveys

Works

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9 works between 2020 and 2026

1 - 9 of 9 works

2026

Journal Article

Discriminations et violences de genre en Suisse analysées au prisme de l’hétérosexisme : enjeux méthodologiques

Gianettoni, Lavinia, Blondé, Jérôme, Bornatici, Christina, Gauthier, Jacques-Antoine, Le Goff, Jean-Marie and Déjussel, Morgane (2026). Discriminations et violences de genre en Suisse analysées au prisme de l’hétérosexisme : enjeux méthodologiques. Swiss Journal of Sociology, 52 (1), 101-120. doi: 10.26034/cm.sjs.2026.8965

Discriminations et violences de genre en Suisse analysées au prisme de l’hétérosexisme : enjeux méthodologiques

2025

Journal Article

Measuring assigned sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation in population surveys

Bornatici, Christina, Felder, Max, Gianettoni, Lavinia, Mordasini, Roxane and Steinmetz, Stephanie (2025). Measuring assigned sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation in population surveys. FORS Guides, 26, 1-44. doi: 10.24449/FG-2025-00026

Measuring assigned sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation in population surveys

2025

Journal Article

New Work – New Problems? : Gender Perspectives on the Transformation of Work - Introduction to the Special Issue

Lanfranconi, Lucia, Zinn, Isabelle, Steinmetz, Stephanie, Fuchs, Gesine and Bornatici, Christina (2025). New Work – New Problems? : Gender Perspectives on the Transformation of Work - Introduction to the Special Issue. Swiss Journal of Sociology, 51 (1). doi: 10.26034/cm.sjs.2025.6962

New Work – New Problems? : Gender Perspectives on the Transformation of Work - Introduction to the Special Issue

2025

Other Outputs

Gender equality in Switzerland through the lens of gender attitudes and couples’ work-family arrangements

Bornatici, Christina (2025). Gender equality in Switzerland through the lens of gender attitudes and couples’ work-family arrangements. PhD Thesis, Institute for Social Sciences, University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Gender equality in Switzerland through the lens of gender attitudes and couples’ work-family arrangements

2025

Journal Article

Beyond tradition? How Gender Ideology Impacts Employment and Family Arrangements in Swiss Couples

Bornatici, Christina and Zinn, Isabelle (2025). Beyond tradition? How Gender Ideology Impacts Employment and Family Arrangements in Swiss Couples. Gender & Society, 39 (2), 285-320. doi: 10.1177/08912432251317464

Beyond tradition? How Gender Ideology Impacts Employment and Family Arrangements in Swiss Couples

2024

Journal Article

Comprendre, prévenir et repenser les violences dans nos sociétés : Retour d’expérience sur l’édition du numéro 3 et mise en lumière des contributions

Bornatici, Christina, Bovey, Fanny and Tabin, Mireille (2024). Comprendre, prévenir et repenser les violences dans nos sociétés : Retour d’expérience sur l’édition du numéro 3 et mise en lumière des contributions. Revue pluridisciplinaire d'Education par et pour les Doctorant-e-s, 1 (3), 5-12. doi: 10.57154/journals/red.2024.e1736

Comprendre, prévenir et repenser les violences dans nos sociétés : Retour d’expérience sur l’édition du numéro 3 et mise en lumière des contributions

2022

Other Outputs

La situation des jeunes femmes en Suisse: revue de la littérature

Bornatici, Christina (2022). La situation des jeunes femmes en Suisse: revue de la littérature. Bern, Switzerland: Commission fédérale pour les questions féminines.

La situation des jeunes femmes en Suisse: revue de la littérature

2020

Journal Article

Changing attitudes towards gender equality in Switzerland (2000–2017): period, cohort and life-course effects

Bornatici, Christina, Gauthier, Jacques-Antoine and Le Goff, Jean-Marie (2020). Changing attitudes towards gender equality in Switzerland (2000–2017): period, cohort and life-course effects. Swiss Journal of Sociology, 46 (3), 559-585. doi: 10.2478/sjs-2020-0027

Changing attitudes towards gender equality in Switzerland (2000–2017): period, cohort and life-course effects

2020

Journal Article

Work–family arrangement and conflict: do individual gender role attitudes and national gender culture matter?

Bornatici, Christina and Heers, Marieke (2020). Work–family arrangement and conflict: do individual gender role attitudes and national gender culture matter?. Social Inclusion, 8 (4), 46-60. doi: 10.17645/si.v8i4.2967

Work–family arrangement and conflict: do individual gender role attitudes and national gender culture matter?

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