Women, media, and politics 

 - New York :  Oxford University,  1997 
 - 269 p. 
<br/><br/> PartI - Women as journalists  1 - Women as journalists - David H. Weaver  2 - What difference do women journalists make? - Kay Mills  PartII - Campaign Coverage  3 - How women campaign for the U.S. Senate - Kim Fridkin  4 - Running as a woman: gender stereotyping in women`s campaigns - Shanto Iyengar  5 - A gender gap among viewers? - Montague Kern  6 - Media Framing of the gender gap  PartIII - Changing images of women in power  7 - Media coverage of women in the 103rd congress - Susan J. Caroll  8 - Women leaders worldwide: a splash of color in the photo op - Pippa Norris  9 - The first lady, political powerm, and the media: who elected her anyway - Betty Houchin Winfield  PartIV - Framing the Women`s movement, feminism, and public policy  10 - Feminists and feminism in the news - Leonie Huddy  11 - Framing the women`s movement - Anne N. Costain  12 - Talk radio and gender politics - Andrew kohunt  13 - How can media coverage of women be improved? - Maurine H. Beasley 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Teoria Politica<br/>Participacao Politica<br/>Cidadania e Participacao<br/>Mulheres<br/>Partidos Politicos e Grupos de Pressao