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This panel examines how gendered discourse in media and information infrastructures shapes political legitimacy, leadership perceptions, and electoral outcomes. The papers examine how gendered language and imagery shape assumptions about authority, competence, and “fit” for office, linking representations to downstream consequences such as public attitudes about leadership and electoral careers/performance. Spanning post-Soviet states, Western Europe, and East Asian democracies methods, the panel combines diverse methods such as algorithm analysis, large-scale surveys, content analysis,regression analysis and elite interviews. Across these cases and approaches, the shared focus is how news and information environments reproduce (or reshape) gendered representations with tangible political effects for women politicians.
| Title | Details |
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| Linguistic Patriarchies of the Past: Gendered Discourse and Authoritarian Legitimization in Post-Soviet Memory Politics | View Paper Details |
| Not All Media Sexism Hurts the Same: Disaggregating Media Bias and Electoral Penalties | View Paper Details |
| Gender, Ideology, and the Mediation of Political Leadership in the 2022 French Presidential Campaign | View Paper Details |
| Gendered Trait Associations in Cross-national Comparison | View Paper Details |