Contents

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction: Masculinity and Politics 1
4. Part 1 Masculinity and the Political World
5. 1 Measuring Masculinity across Disciplines 11
6. 2 Masculinity and Children’s Political Socialization 40
7. 3 Tough and Aggressive: How Women of Color Strategically Emphasize Masculine Stereotypes in Campaign Messages 59
8. 4 Masculinity and Ableism: The Electoral Effects of Candidate Mental and Physical Illness and Voters’ Evaluations 76
9. Part 2 Masculinity and Individual-Level Political Views and Preferences
10. 5 An Introduction to Masculinity and Political Attitudes 99
11. 6 Masculinities and Political Ideology in the United States 108
12. 7 The Unique Role of Masculine Ideology in Political Attitudes and Behaviors 126
13. 8 Understanding the Role of Precarious Manhood in Politics 140
14. 9 Masculinity, Race, Ethnicity, and Political Efficacy: Neighborhoods and the Use of Politics to Assert Masculinity in Newark, New Jersey 155
15. 10 Masculinity, Knowledge, and the Gender Gap: Using Masculinity and Femininity as Predictors of Political Knowledge 170
16. 11 Men Care, Too: Gender, Empathy, and Political Compassion 186
17. 12 Masculinity and Public Opinion: Are Canadians and Americans Different? 209
18. 13 Gen Z and Politics: Masculinity, Femininity, and Beyond 235
19. Conclusion: What Do We Know, and Where Do We Go from Here? 257
20. Acknowledgments 265
21. Bibliography 267
22. About the Contributors 303
23. About the Editors 309
24. Index 311