Hillary Clinton's race for the White House: gender politics and the media on the campaign trail

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Introduction: Gender, the Media, and Hillary Clinton. Women & Presidential Politics. The Media & the Path to the White House. Hillary Clinton in Context. Clinton's Gender Strategy. Quantity vs. Quality of Media Coverage. A Gendered Game? The Future Female Presidency.

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