Description: Notes on Contributors Introduction: Women, Media, and PoliticsPippa Norris: Part I. Women as Journalists1: David H. Weaver: Women as Journalists2: Kay Mills: What Difference do Women Journalists Make?Part II. Campaign Coverage3: Kim Fridkin Kahn and Ann Gordon: How Women Campaign For the U.S. Senate4: Shanto Iyengar, Nicholas A. Valentino, Stephen Ansolabehere, and Adam F. Simon: Running As a Woman: Gender Stereotyping in Women's Campaigns5: Montague Kern and Marion Just: A Gender Gap Among Viewers?6: Everett Carll Ladd: Media Framing of The Gender GapPart III. Changing Images of Women in Power7: Susan J. Carroll and Ronnee Schreiber: Media Coverage of Women in the 103rd Congress8: Pippa Norris: Women Leaders Worldwide: A Splash of Color in the Photo Op9: Betty Houchin Winfield: The First Lady, Political Power, and the Media: Who Elected Her Anyway?Part IV: Framing the Women's Movement, Feminism, and Public Policy10: Leonie Huddy: Feminists and Feminism in the News11: Anne N. Costain, Richard Braunstein, and Heidi Berggren: Framing The Women's Movement12: Andrew Kohut and Kimberly Parker: Talk Radio and Gender Politics13: Maurine H. Beasley: How Can Media Coverage of Women be Improved?ReferencesIndex

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