Rethinking madam president: are we ready for a woman in the White House?

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Gender Politics and Representation Gender and Feminist Studies Gender Diversity and Inequality

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Introduction: Is the US Really Ready for a Woman President? - L.C. Han. Cultural Barriers to a Female Presidency in the US - C. Heldman. The Significance of Social and Institutional Expectations - S. Thomas and J.R. Schroedel. Shaping Women's Chances: Stereotypes and the Media - G.S. Woodall and K.L. Fridkin. Masculinity on the Campaign Trail - G. Duerst-Lahti. Money and the Art and Science of Candidate Viability - V. Farrar-Myers. Political Parties: Advancing a Masculine Ideal - M. Conroy. Women as Executive Branch Leaders - K.M. Hult. Leadership Challenges in National Security - M. Bose. Conclusion: A Women in the White House? Never Say Never - A. Gordon.

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