Introduction
The mediated communication of gender and sexuality in contemporary politics
From equality of representation to the re-emergence of the masculine
Article outline
- 1.The domestic dilemma: Distracted women and new men
- 2.The return of the masculine, and this time it’s angry
- 3.Articles in this issue
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