Women, media, and politics

Abstract

Introduction: Women, Media, and Politics PART I. WOMEN AS JOURNALISTS 1. Women as Journalists 2. What Difference do Women Journalists Make? PART II. CAMPAIGN COVERAGE 3. How Women Campaign For the U.S. Senate: Substance and Strategy 4. The Effects of Gender Stereotypes on Women's Campaigns 5. A Gender Gap Among Viewers? 6. Media Framing of The Gender Gap PART III. CHANGING IMAGES OF WOMEN IN POWER 7. Media Coverage of Women in the 103rd Congress 8. Women Leaders Worldwide: A Splash of Color in the Photo Op 9. The First Lady, Political Power and the Media: Who Elected Her Anyway? PART IV: FRAMING THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT, FEMINISM AND PUBLIC POLICY 10. Feminists and Feminism in the News 11. Framing The Women's Movement 12. Talk Radio and Gender Politics 13. How Can Media Coverage of Women be Improved?: Guidelines for Good Practice NOTES ABOUT CONTRIBUTORS BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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