Sex, politics, and Putin: political legitimacy in Russia

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Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Politics and Representation Sociopolitical Dynamics in Russia

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Chapter 1. Power of Sex: Culture, Gender, and Political Legitimacy Chapter 2. Putin the Sex back in Politics: Gender Norms, Sexualization, and Political Legitimation in Russia Chapter 3. Who's Macho, Who's Gay?: Pro- and Anti-Kremlin Activists Gendering Russia's Political Leadership Chapter 4. Fight Club: Gendered Activism on Patriotism, Conscription, and Pro-Natalism Chapter 5. Everywhere and Nowhere: Sexism and Homophobia in Russian Politics Chapter 6. When Pussy Riots: Feminist Activism in Russia Conclusion. The First Time, Do it for Love: Sexism, Power, and Politics under Putin Appendix: Methodology Bibliography Index

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