Elgar Encyclopedia of Gender and Politics
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Elgar Encyclopedia of Gender and Politics
Lefkofridi, Zoe
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
04/2026
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9781035322602
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Contents
Preface x
List of contributors xii
Introduction: foundations of gender and politics 1
Zoe Lefkofridi
1 Abortion discourses and policies 5
Saphronia Carson and Deborah L. Billings
2 African feminisms 11
Tomi Adeaga
3 Antifeminist backlash 17
Ana Maria Miranda Mora
4 Anti-gender campaigns 25
David Paternotte
5 Approaches to measurement and analysis of intersectionality in survey research: strengths and blind spots 30
Vera Beloshitzkaya, Ana Maria Miranda Mora, Eniko ?Anna Viragh, and Zoe Lefkofridi
6 Black feminisms 38
Tomi Adeaga
7 Care, reproductive labour, and politics 43
Elena Zacharenko
8 Conservative movements and motherhood in the U.S. 47
Shauna Shames and Malliga Och
9 Digital dimension of violence against women 54
Leda Kuneva and Gergana Tzvetkova
10 Ecofeminism 62
Barbara Helfferich and Valentina Maglietta
11 Electoral campaigns and gender 66
Emilia Belknap
12 Feminism: first, second, and third wave 72
Sabine Veits-Falk
13 Feminism: fourth wave 79
Ruth Phillips
14 Feminism and public opinion 85
Nerea Gandara-Guerra
15 Feminist democratic representation and feminist democratic design 91
Karen Celis and Sarah Childs
16 Feminist disability studies 95
Magda Szarota and Natalia Pamula
17 Feminist governance 101
Marian Sawer
18 Feminist political thought 107
Francesca Cesarano and Elena Icardi
19 Feminist state theory 113
Stefanie Woehl
20 Feminist triangles 117
Isabel Hernandez Pepe
21 Gender and attitudes towards reconciliation in post-conflict 121
Paula Zuluaga and Adriana Gaviria
22 Gender and capitalism 128
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
23 Gender and citizenship: intersectional and transnational perspectives 133
Birte Siim
24 Gender and class 140
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
25 Gender and climate change activism 145
Daniela Chironi
26 Gender and climate concern: why do we see gendered differences? 152
Robert A. Huber
27 Gender and displacement 156
Sandra Pertek
28 Gender and economic inequality 161
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
29 Gender and illiberalism 165
Alina Dragolea and Andrea Peto
30 Gender and media 172
Ricarda Drueeke
31 Gender and migration: towards critical gender lenses in studying migration with plural epistemologie 179
Kyoko Shinozaki
32 Gender and nationalism 183
Zsuzsanna Vidra
33 Gender and polarization 187
Alejandro Tirado Castro
34 Gender and political ambition 192
Meryl Kenny
35 Gender and public policy 197
Ana Ballesteros-Pena and Paloma Caravantes
36 Gender and religion 203
Anna-Katharina Hoepflinger
37 Gender and right-wing populism 206
Elzbieta Korolczuk
38 Gender and the media coverage of politicians 213
Daphne Van der Pas, Loes Aaldering, and Tobias Rohrbach
39 Gender and the radical right 218
Terri E. Givens and Keziah Brothers
40 Gender budgeting 221
Costanza Hermanin
41 Gender differences in institutional political participation 228
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
42 Gender differences in political knowledge 232
Jessica Fortin-Rittberger and Lena Ramstetter
43 Gender equality indices 238
Davide Barbieri, Jolanta Reingarde, and Irene Rioboo Leston
44 Gender gap in political interest 242
Marta Fraile
45 Gender gaps in non-institutional political participation 248
Viktoria Jansesberger
46 Gender impact assessment: from transformative strategy to technical exercise 252
Costanza Hermanin and Marina Rallo
47 Gender justice 258
Nikita Dhawan
48 Gender mainstreaming in the EU 261
Matilde Ceron
49 Gender quotas 266
Ana Catalano Weeks
50 Gender role attitudes 271
Vera Beloshitzkaya
51 Gender role questions in comparative European surveys: strengths and limitations 277
Kristi Winters, Juno Juliane Reichelt, and Alexia Katsanidou
52 Gender stereotypes and political communication 285
Kelly L. Winfrey and James M. Schnoebelen
53 Gender, autocracy, and democracy in postcommunist states 291
Katalin Fabian
54 Gender, peace and conflict 297
Rina Malagayo Alluri
55 Gender, race, and food activism 304
K. Melchor Quick Hall
56 Gendered career paths? Horizontal gender segregation in education and the labor market 309
Lara Zwittlinger
57 Gendered party organizational structures 315
Netty Herawaty and Miki Caul Kittilson
58 Gendered policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic 319
Matilde Ceron
59 Gendered political institutions 323
Meryl Kenny, Josefina Erikson, and Cecilia Josefsson
60 Gendered violence against politicians 329
Sandra Hakansson
61 Gender-responsive public procurement in the European Union 334
Helena Morais Maceira, Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez, and Eusko Jaurlaritza
62 Inclusive leadership (IL) 339
Birgit Breninger
63 Men and feminism 346
Jeff Hearn, Matthias Luterbach, and Anika Thym
64 Methods in gender and politics 353
Vera Beloshitzkaya
65 Online spaces for feminist actors 359
Rebekka Kesberg
66 Orientations towards politics: gender differences in political efficacy 365
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
67 Party membership and affiliation: beyond the 'old white men' 369
Karina Kosiara-Pedersen
68 Political socialization 373
Mathilde M. van Ditmars
69 Politics of gender and diversity 378
Monika Mokre
70 Politics of intersectionality and the study of violence 384
Nadia E. Brown, Liza Muegge, Paru Shah, Cecilia Ritacco, and Myrte van der Zwet
71 Politics, gender equality, and the European Union 391
Agnes Hubert and Sophie Jacquot
72 Populism and feminist politics 397
Francesca Feo and Paloma Caravantes
73 Queer activism: from the fringes to the center of society 404
Michael Hunklinger
74 Queer theory 409
Randi Gressgard
75 Sex, gender, and voting behaviour 414
Emilia Belknap
76 The coloniality of gender 419
Syntia Hasenoehrl
77 The manosphere and anti-gender backlash on social media 425
Malin Holm
78 The political behavior of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and trans+ people 430
Michal Grahn and L. Constantin Wurthmann
79 The role of political parties for women's parliamentary representation 435
Pamela Pansardi
80 Trafficking in women for sexual exploitation 440
Lucrecia Rubio Grundell
81 Trans* politics 447
Maryana Balezina
82 Trial by media and its relevance for gender-based violence 450
Eniko ?Anna Viragh
83 Women and leadership in the executive 455
Henriette Mueller
84 Women and men in decision-making 461
Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez and Ligia Nobrega
85 Women in local and state politics 466
Lena Waengnerud
86 Women's pathways to power 470
Ragnhild Louise Muriaas and Francesca Feo
Preface x
List of contributors xii
Introduction: foundations of gender and politics 1
Zoe Lefkofridi
1 Abortion discourses and policies 5
Saphronia Carson and Deborah L. Billings
2 African feminisms 11
Tomi Adeaga
3 Antifeminist backlash 17
Ana Maria Miranda Mora
4 Anti-gender campaigns 25
David Paternotte
5 Approaches to measurement and analysis of intersectionality in survey research: strengths and blind spots 30
Vera Beloshitzkaya, Ana Maria Miranda Mora, Eniko ?Anna Viragh, and Zoe Lefkofridi
6 Black feminisms 38
Tomi Adeaga
7 Care, reproductive labour, and politics 43
Elena Zacharenko
8 Conservative movements and motherhood in the U.S. 47
Shauna Shames and Malliga Och
9 Digital dimension of violence against women 54
Leda Kuneva and Gergana Tzvetkova
10 Ecofeminism 62
Barbara Helfferich and Valentina Maglietta
11 Electoral campaigns and gender 66
Emilia Belknap
12 Feminism: first, second, and third wave 72
Sabine Veits-Falk
13 Feminism: fourth wave 79
Ruth Phillips
14 Feminism and public opinion 85
Nerea Gandara-Guerra
15 Feminist democratic representation and feminist democratic design 91
Karen Celis and Sarah Childs
16 Feminist disability studies 95
Magda Szarota and Natalia Pamula
17 Feminist governance 101
Marian Sawer
18 Feminist political thought 107
Francesca Cesarano and Elena Icardi
19 Feminist state theory 113
Stefanie Woehl
20 Feminist triangles 117
Isabel Hernandez Pepe
21 Gender and attitudes towards reconciliation in post-conflict 121
Paula Zuluaga and Adriana Gaviria
22 Gender and capitalism 128
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
23 Gender and citizenship: intersectional and transnational perspectives 133
Birte Siim
24 Gender and class 140
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
25 Gender and climate change activism 145
Daniela Chironi
26 Gender and climate concern: why do we see gendered differences? 152
Robert A. Huber
27 Gender and displacement 156
Sandra Pertek
28 Gender and economic inequality 161
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
29 Gender and illiberalism 165
Alina Dragolea and Andrea Peto
30 Gender and media 172
Ricarda Drueeke
31 Gender and migration: towards critical gender lenses in studying migration with plural epistemologie 179
Kyoko Shinozaki
32 Gender and nationalism 183
Zsuzsanna Vidra
33 Gender and polarization 187
Alejandro Tirado Castro
34 Gender and political ambition 192
Meryl Kenny
35 Gender and public policy 197
Ana Ballesteros-Pena and Paloma Caravantes
36 Gender and religion 203
Anna-Katharina Hoepflinger
37 Gender and right-wing populism 206
Elzbieta Korolczuk
38 Gender and the media coverage of politicians 213
Daphne Van der Pas, Loes Aaldering, and Tobias Rohrbach
39 Gender and the radical right 218
Terri E. Givens and Keziah Brothers
40 Gender budgeting 221
Costanza Hermanin
41 Gender differences in institutional political participation 228
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
42 Gender differences in political knowledge 232
Jessica Fortin-Rittberger and Lena Ramstetter
43 Gender equality indices 238
Davide Barbieri, Jolanta Reingarde, and Irene Rioboo Leston
44 Gender gap in political interest 242
Marta Fraile
45 Gender gaps in non-institutional political participation 248
Viktoria Jansesberger
46 Gender impact assessment: from transformative strategy to technical exercise 252
Costanza Hermanin and Marina Rallo
47 Gender justice 258
Nikita Dhawan
48 Gender mainstreaming in the EU 261
Matilde Ceron
49 Gender quotas 266
Ana Catalano Weeks
50 Gender role attitudes 271
Vera Beloshitzkaya
51 Gender role questions in comparative European surveys: strengths and limitations 277
Kristi Winters, Juno Juliane Reichelt, and Alexia Katsanidou
52 Gender stereotypes and political communication 285
Kelly L. Winfrey and James M. Schnoebelen
53 Gender, autocracy, and democracy in postcommunist states 291
Katalin Fabian
54 Gender, peace and conflict 297
Rina Malagayo Alluri
55 Gender, race, and food activism 304
K. Melchor Quick Hall
56 Gendered career paths? Horizontal gender segregation in education and the labor market 309
Lara Zwittlinger
57 Gendered party organizational structures 315
Netty Herawaty and Miki Caul Kittilson
58 Gendered policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic 319
Matilde Ceron
59 Gendered political institutions 323
Meryl Kenny, Josefina Erikson, and Cecilia Josefsson
60 Gendered violence against politicians 329
Sandra Hakansson
61 Gender-responsive public procurement in the European Union 334
Helena Morais Maceira, Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez, and Eusko Jaurlaritza
62 Inclusive leadership (IL) 339
Birgit Breninger
63 Men and feminism 346
Jeff Hearn, Matthias Luterbach, and Anika Thym
64 Methods in gender and politics 353
Vera Beloshitzkaya
65 Online spaces for feminist actors 359
Rebekka Kesberg
66 Orientations towards politics: gender differences in political efficacy 365
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
67 Party membership and affiliation: beyond the 'old white men' 369
Karina Kosiara-Pedersen
68 Political socialization 373
Mathilde M. van Ditmars
69 Politics of gender and diversity 378
Monika Mokre
70 Politics of intersectionality and the study of violence 384
Nadia E. Brown, Liza Muegge, Paru Shah, Cecilia Ritacco, and Myrte van der Zwet
71 Politics, gender equality, and the European Union 391
Agnes Hubert and Sophie Jacquot
72 Populism and feminist politics 397
Francesca Feo and Paloma Caravantes
73 Queer activism: from the fringes to the center of society 404
Michael Hunklinger
74 Queer theory 409
Randi Gressgard
75 Sex, gender, and voting behaviour 414
Emilia Belknap
76 The coloniality of gender 419
Syntia Hasenoehrl
77 The manosphere and anti-gender backlash on social media 425
Malin Holm
78 The political behavior of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and trans+ people 430
Michal Grahn and L. Constantin Wurthmann
79 The role of political parties for women's parliamentary representation 435
Pamela Pansardi
80 Trafficking in women for sexual exploitation 440
Lucrecia Rubio Grundell
81 Trans* politics 447
Maryana Balezina
82 Trial by media and its relevance for gender-based violence 450
Eniko ?Anna Viragh
83 Women and leadership in the executive 455
Henriette Mueller
84 Women and men in decision-making 461
Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez and Ligia Nobrega
85 Women in local and state politics 466
Lena Waengnerud
86 Women's pathways to power 470
Ragnhild Louise Muriaas and Francesca Feo
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Gender and politics; Feminist political science; Intersectionality in politics; Gendered power relations; Political institutions and gender; Feminisms and political theory
Contents
Preface x
List of contributors xii
Introduction: foundations of gender and politics 1
Zoe Lefkofridi
1 Abortion discourses and policies 5
Saphronia Carson and Deborah L. Billings
2 African feminisms 11
Tomi Adeaga
3 Antifeminist backlash 17
Ana Maria Miranda Mora
4 Anti-gender campaigns 25
David Paternotte
5 Approaches to measurement and analysis of intersectionality in survey research: strengths and blind spots 30
Vera Beloshitzkaya, Ana Maria Miranda Mora, Eniko ?Anna Viragh, and Zoe Lefkofridi
6 Black feminisms 38
Tomi Adeaga
7 Care, reproductive labour, and politics 43
Elena Zacharenko
8 Conservative movements and motherhood in the U.S. 47
Shauna Shames and Malliga Och
9 Digital dimension of violence against women 54
Leda Kuneva and Gergana Tzvetkova
10 Ecofeminism 62
Barbara Helfferich and Valentina Maglietta
11 Electoral campaigns and gender 66
Emilia Belknap
12 Feminism: first, second, and third wave 72
Sabine Veits-Falk
13 Feminism: fourth wave 79
Ruth Phillips
14 Feminism and public opinion 85
Nerea Gandara-Guerra
15 Feminist democratic representation and feminist democratic design 91
Karen Celis and Sarah Childs
16 Feminist disability studies 95
Magda Szarota and Natalia Pamula
17 Feminist governance 101
Marian Sawer
18 Feminist political thought 107
Francesca Cesarano and Elena Icardi
19 Feminist state theory 113
Stefanie Woehl
20 Feminist triangles 117
Isabel Hernandez Pepe
21 Gender and attitudes towards reconciliation in post-conflict 121
Paula Zuluaga and Adriana Gaviria
22 Gender and capitalism 128
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
23 Gender and citizenship: intersectional and transnational perspectives 133
Birte Siim
24 Gender and class 140
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
25 Gender and climate change activism 145
Daniela Chironi
26 Gender and climate concern: why do we see gendered differences? 152
Robert A. Huber
27 Gender and displacement 156
Sandra Pertek
28 Gender and economic inequality 161
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
29 Gender and illiberalism 165
Alina Dragolea and Andrea Peto
30 Gender and media 172
Ricarda Drueeke
31 Gender and migration: towards critical gender lenses in studying migration with plural epistemologie 179
Kyoko Shinozaki
32 Gender and nationalism 183
Zsuzsanna Vidra
33 Gender and polarization 187
Alejandro Tirado Castro
34 Gender and political ambition 192
Meryl Kenny
35 Gender and public policy 197
Ana Ballesteros-Pena and Paloma Caravantes
36 Gender and religion 203
Anna-Katharina Hoepflinger
37 Gender and right-wing populism 206
Elzbieta Korolczuk
38 Gender and the media coverage of politicians 213
Daphne Van der Pas, Loes Aaldering, and Tobias Rohrbach
39 Gender and the radical right 218
Terri E. Givens and Keziah Brothers
40 Gender budgeting 221
Costanza Hermanin
41 Gender differences in institutional political participation 228
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
42 Gender differences in political knowledge 232
Jessica Fortin-Rittberger and Lena Ramstetter
43 Gender equality indices 238
Davide Barbieri, Jolanta Reingarde, and Irene Rioboo Leston
44 Gender gap in political interest 242
Marta Fraile
45 Gender gaps in non-institutional political participation 248
Viktoria Jansesberger
46 Gender impact assessment: from transformative strategy to technical exercise 252
Costanza Hermanin and Marina Rallo
47 Gender justice 258
Nikita Dhawan
48 Gender mainstreaming in the EU 261
Matilde Ceron
49 Gender quotas 266
Ana Catalano Weeks
50 Gender role attitudes 271
Vera Beloshitzkaya
51 Gender role questions in comparative European surveys: strengths and limitations 277
Kristi Winters, Juno Juliane Reichelt, and Alexia Katsanidou
52 Gender stereotypes and political communication 285
Kelly L. Winfrey and James M. Schnoebelen
53 Gender, autocracy, and democracy in postcommunist states 291
Katalin Fabian
54 Gender, peace and conflict 297
Rina Malagayo Alluri
55 Gender, race, and food activism 304
K. Melchor Quick Hall
56 Gendered career paths? Horizontal gender segregation in education and the labor market 309
Lara Zwittlinger
57 Gendered party organizational structures 315
Netty Herawaty and Miki Caul Kittilson
58 Gendered policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic 319
Matilde Ceron
59 Gendered political institutions 323
Meryl Kenny, Josefina Erikson, and Cecilia Josefsson
60 Gendered violence against politicians 329
Sandra Hakansson
61 Gender-responsive public procurement in the European Union 334
Helena Morais Maceira, Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez, and Eusko Jaurlaritza
62 Inclusive leadership (IL) 339
Birgit Breninger
63 Men and feminism 346
Jeff Hearn, Matthias Luterbach, and Anika Thym
64 Methods in gender and politics 353
Vera Beloshitzkaya
65 Online spaces for feminist actors 359
Rebekka Kesberg
66 Orientations towards politics: gender differences in political efficacy 365
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
67 Party membership and affiliation: beyond the 'old white men' 369
Karina Kosiara-Pedersen
68 Political socialization 373
Mathilde M. van Ditmars
69 Politics of gender and diversity 378
Monika Mokre
70 Politics of intersectionality and the study of violence 384
Nadia E. Brown, Liza Muegge, Paru Shah, Cecilia Ritacco, and Myrte van der Zwet
71 Politics, gender equality, and the European Union 391
Agnes Hubert and Sophie Jacquot
72 Populism and feminist politics 397
Francesca Feo and Paloma Caravantes
73 Queer activism: from the fringes to the center of society 404
Michael Hunklinger
74 Queer theory 409
Randi Gressgard
75 Sex, gender, and voting behaviour 414
Emilia Belknap
76 The coloniality of gender 419
Syntia Hasenoehrl
77 The manosphere and anti-gender backlash on social media 425
Malin Holm
78 The political behavior of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and trans+ people 430
Michal Grahn and L. Constantin Wurthmann
79 The role of political parties for women's parliamentary representation 435
Pamela Pansardi
80 Trafficking in women for sexual exploitation 440
Lucrecia Rubio Grundell
81 Trans* politics 447
Maryana Balezina
82 Trial by media and its relevance for gender-based violence 450
Eniko ?Anna Viragh
83 Women and leadership in the executive 455
Henriette Mueller
84 Women and men in decision-making 461
Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez and Ligia Nobrega
85 Women in local and state politics 466
Lena Waengnerud
86 Women's pathways to power 470
Ragnhild Louise Muriaas and Francesca Feo
Preface x
List of contributors xii
Introduction: foundations of gender and politics 1
Zoe Lefkofridi
1 Abortion discourses and policies 5
Saphronia Carson and Deborah L. Billings
2 African feminisms 11
Tomi Adeaga
3 Antifeminist backlash 17
Ana Maria Miranda Mora
4 Anti-gender campaigns 25
David Paternotte
5 Approaches to measurement and analysis of intersectionality in survey research: strengths and blind spots 30
Vera Beloshitzkaya, Ana Maria Miranda Mora, Eniko ?Anna Viragh, and Zoe Lefkofridi
6 Black feminisms 38
Tomi Adeaga
7 Care, reproductive labour, and politics 43
Elena Zacharenko
8 Conservative movements and motherhood in the U.S. 47
Shauna Shames and Malliga Och
9 Digital dimension of violence against women 54
Leda Kuneva and Gergana Tzvetkova
10 Ecofeminism 62
Barbara Helfferich and Valentina Maglietta
11 Electoral campaigns and gender 66
Emilia Belknap
12 Feminism: first, second, and third wave 72
Sabine Veits-Falk
13 Feminism: fourth wave 79
Ruth Phillips
14 Feminism and public opinion 85
Nerea Gandara-Guerra
15 Feminist democratic representation and feminist democratic design 91
Karen Celis and Sarah Childs
16 Feminist disability studies 95
Magda Szarota and Natalia Pamula
17 Feminist governance 101
Marian Sawer
18 Feminist political thought 107
Francesca Cesarano and Elena Icardi
19 Feminist state theory 113
Stefanie Woehl
20 Feminist triangles 117
Isabel Hernandez Pepe
21 Gender and attitudes towards reconciliation in post-conflict 121
Paula Zuluaga and Adriana Gaviria
22 Gender and capitalism 128
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
23 Gender and citizenship: intersectional and transnational perspectives 133
Birte Siim
24 Gender and class 140
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
25 Gender and climate change activism 145
Daniela Chironi
26 Gender and climate concern: why do we see gendered differences? 152
Robert A. Huber
27 Gender and displacement 156
Sandra Pertek
28 Gender and economic inequality 161
Katrine Ploug Petersen, Colm Flaherty, and Laura Horn
29 Gender and illiberalism 165
Alina Dragolea and Andrea Peto
30 Gender and media 172
Ricarda Drueeke
31 Gender and migration: towards critical gender lenses in studying migration with plural epistemologie 179
Kyoko Shinozaki
32 Gender and nationalism 183
Zsuzsanna Vidra
33 Gender and polarization 187
Alejandro Tirado Castro
34 Gender and political ambition 192
Meryl Kenny
35 Gender and public policy 197
Ana Ballesteros-Pena and Paloma Caravantes
36 Gender and religion 203
Anna-Katharina Hoepflinger
37 Gender and right-wing populism 206
Elzbieta Korolczuk
38 Gender and the media coverage of politicians 213
Daphne Van der Pas, Loes Aaldering, and Tobias Rohrbach
39 Gender and the radical right 218
Terri E. Givens and Keziah Brothers
40 Gender budgeting 221
Costanza Hermanin
41 Gender differences in institutional political participation 228
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
42 Gender differences in political knowledge 232
Jessica Fortin-Rittberger and Lena Ramstetter
43 Gender equality indices 238
Davide Barbieri, Jolanta Reingarde, and Irene Rioboo Leston
44 Gender gap in political interest 242
Marta Fraile
45 Gender gaps in non-institutional political participation 248
Viktoria Jansesberger
46 Gender impact assessment: from transformative strategy to technical exercise 252
Costanza Hermanin and Marina Rallo
47 Gender justice 258
Nikita Dhawan
48 Gender mainstreaming in the EU 261
Matilde Ceron
49 Gender quotas 266
Ana Catalano Weeks
50 Gender role attitudes 271
Vera Beloshitzkaya
51 Gender role questions in comparative European surveys: strengths and limitations 277
Kristi Winters, Juno Juliane Reichelt, and Alexia Katsanidou
52 Gender stereotypes and political communication 285
Kelly L. Winfrey and James M. Schnoebelen
53 Gender, autocracy, and democracy in postcommunist states 291
Katalin Fabian
54 Gender, peace and conflict 297
Rina Malagayo Alluri
55 Gender, race, and food activism 304
K. Melchor Quick Hall
56 Gendered career paths? Horizontal gender segregation in education and the labor market 309
Lara Zwittlinger
57 Gendered party organizational structures 315
Netty Herawaty and Miki Caul Kittilson
58 Gendered policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic 319
Matilde Ceron
59 Gendered political institutions 323
Meryl Kenny, Josefina Erikson, and Cecilia Josefsson
60 Gendered violence against politicians 329
Sandra Hakansson
61 Gender-responsive public procurement in the European Union 334
Helena Morais Maceira, Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez, and Eusko Jaurlaritza
62 Inclusive leadership (IL) 339
Birgit Breninger
63 Men and feminism 346
Jeff Hearn, Matthias Luterbach, and Anika Thym
64 Methods in gender and politics 353
Vera Beloshitzkaya
65 Online spaces for feminist actors 359
Rebekka Kesberg
66 Orientations towards politics: gender differences in political efficacy 365
Nadine Zwiener-Collins
67 Party membership and affiliation: beyond the 'old white men' 369
Karina Kosiara-Pedersen
68 Political socialization 373
Mathilde M. van Ditmars
69 Politics of gender and diversity 378
Monika Mokre
70 Politics of intersectionality and the study of violence 384
Nadia E. Brown, Liza Muegge, Paru Shah, Cecilia Ritacco, and Myrte van der Zwet
71 Politics, gender equality, and the European Union 391
Agnes Hubert and Sophie Jacquot
72 Populism and feminist politics 397
Francesca Feo and Paloma Caravantes
73 Queer activism: from the fringes to the center of society 404
Michael Hunklinger
74 Queer theory 409
Randi Gressgard
75 Sex, gender, and voting behaviour 414
Emilia Belknap
76 The coloniality of gender 419
Syntia Hasenoehrl
77 The manosphere and anti-gender backlash on social media 425
Malin Holm
78 The political behavior of lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and trans+ people 430
Michal Grahn and L. Constantin Wurthmann
79 The role of political parties for women's parliamentary representation 435
Pamela Pansardi
80 Trafficking in women for sexual exploitation 440
Lucrecia Rubio Grundell
81 Trans* politics 447
Maryana Balezina
82 Trial by media and its relevance for gender-based violence 450
Eniko ?Anna Viragh
83 Women and leadership in the executive 455
Henriette Mueller
84 Women and men in decision-making 461
Monica Zumalacarregui Martinez and Ligia Nobrega
85 Women in local and state politics 466
Lena Waengnerud
86 Women's pathways to power 470
Ragnhild Louise Muriaas and Francesca Feo
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