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Tables of Contents for Women and Electoral Politics in Canada
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Contributors
vii
Chapter 1 Women and Electoral Politics in Canada: A Survey of the Literature
1
21
Manon Tremblay and Linda Trimble
Part I The Electoral System and Elected Women
Chapter 2 Women and the Canadian Electoral System
22
15
Heather Maclvor
Chapter 3 Women Politicians in Canada's Parliament and Legislatures, 1917-2000: A Socio-demographic Profile
37
22
Linda Trimble and Manon Tremblay
Chapter 4 Differences That Matter: Minority Women MPs, 1993-2000
59
17
Jerome H. Black
Part II Political Parties
Chapter 5 Can Feminists Transform Party Politics? The Canadian Experience
76
16
Lisa Young
Chapter 6 Women's Involvement in Canadian Political Parties
92
18
Lisa Young and,William Cross
Chapter 7 Political Parties and Female Candidates: Is There Resistance in New Brunswick?
110
16
Sonia Pitre
Chapter 8 The Parti Quebecois, Its Women's Committee, and the Feminization of the Quebec Electoral Arena
126
14
Jocelyne Praud
Part III Values and Attitudes of the Canadian Electorate
Chapter 9 Women to the Left? Gender Differences in Political Beliefs and Policy Preferences
140
20
Elisabeth Gidengil, Andre Blais, Richard Nadeau, and Neil Nevitte
Chapter 10 In the Eyes of the Beholders: Gender and Leader Popularity in a Canadian Context
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18
Lynda Erickson
Chapter 11 On the Same Wavelength? Feminist Attitudes Across Generations of Canadian Women
178
16
Brenda O'Neill
Part IV Political Women and the Media
Chapter 12 Tough Talk: How Television News Covers Male and Female Leaders of Canadian Political Parties
194
17
Joanna Everitt and Elisabeth Gidengil
Chapter 13 'Wham, Bam, No Thank You Ma'am': Gender and the Game Frame in National Newspaper Coverage of Election 2000
211
16
Shannon Sampert and Linda Trimble
References
227
22
Index
249