The Sage International Encyclopedia of Politics and Gender
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The Sage International Encyclopedia of Politics and Gender

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The Sage International Encyclopedia of Politics and Gender

About this book

This four-volume encyclopedia set is organized to allow the reader to explore gender and politics from an updated interdisciplinary, intersectional, and global perspective.  The organization format will be an A-Z approach of approximately 500-600 entries (with entries ranging in word count from 1,500-3,000 words, with some entries on foundational topics at around 5,000). Coverage will examine both the role gender plays within the realm of politics (political participation, leadership, etc.) as well as policies that are based in gender (abortion and reproductive policies, transgender rights, etc.).

Foundational topics will include entries such as "International Security and Gender," which will introduce gender and war, human trafficking, gender and militarism, and women and terrorism; and, "International Relations and Gender," which will introduce topics such as gender mainstreaming, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), and  eco-feminism. A "Comparative Politics" foundational entry will focus on research areas surrounding political representation and participation, legislative processes, and law such as: gender quotas, gender gap in political participation and leadership, intersectionality (and barriers in representation and leadership), Ni Unos Menos/Not One Less Movement (recent significant activist movements), and transgender specific law. Concepts connected to feminist and queer theory as applied in regional studies will also be covered.  For example, "marianismo" or the connection between Catholicism and gender roles in Latin American and Latinx communities, Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) voters and political mobilization, and LGBQTIA leaders and social movements will be included. 

This encyclopedia will be essential for any undergraduate or graduate course on gender studies (in gender studies programs as well as sociology, political science, history or other related programs/disciplines), gender and politics, international relations and gender or area specific courses such as Gender and Latin American Politics or Gender and African Studies.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Editorial Board
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. List of Entries
  7. About the Editors
  8. List of Contributors
  9. Introduction
  10. Ableism
  11. Abolition Feminism
  12. Abortion Access in the United States
  13. Adoption Law
  14. Adoption, Foster Care, and Gender
  15. Adultery Laws
  16. Affirmative Action
  17. Agriculture and Food Systems, Gender Gap in
  18. Anti-Gender Movement
  19. Anti-LGBTQIA+ Laws in the United States
  20. Anti-LGBTQIA+ Laws
  21. Anti-Miscegenation Laws
  22. Arab Spring
  23. Armed Conflict and Gender
  24. Asylum-Seeking Individuals
  25. Authoritarianism and Women’s Rights in Saudi Arabia
  26. Autism in Women and Girls
  27. Bathroom Bills
  28. Big Tech and Gender
  29. Birth Control Access
  30. Black Feminist Theory
  31. Black Women as Leaders in Public Health
  32. Black Women’s Resistance to Slavery
  33. Bodies and Politics
  34. Borders, Borderlands, and Gender
  35. Buddhism and Gender
  36. Campaigns and Political Communication
  37. Candidates, Media Effects, and Gender
  38. Cash Transfers, Conditional and Unconditional
  39. Catholicism and Gender
  40. Chicanas and Latinas and Education in the United States
  41. Child Labor
  42. Child Marriage
  43. Children’s Rights
  44. Christian Nationalism in the United States
  45. Christianity and Gender
  46. Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
  47. Citizenship and Gender
  48. Civil Resistance
  49. Climate Change and Gender
  50. Climate Policy and Gender Equality
  51. Communism and Gender
  52. Conservative Constructions of Gender Online
  53. Convention for the Suppression of Traffic in Persons and the Exploitation of Prostitution of Others
  54. Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women
  55. Convention on the Political Rights of Women
  56. Conversion Therapy and Conversion Therapy Bans in the United States
  57. Counterterrorism, the Media, and Gender
  58. COVID-19, Health Behavior, and Gender
  59. Critical Femininities
  60. Critical Masculinity Studies
  61. Critical Race Theory
  62. Cultural Barriers to LGBTQIA+ Individuals in Politics
  63. Cultural Barriers to Women in Politics
  64. Cyberharassment
  65. Decentralized Currency and Gender
  66. Decolonial Theory in International Relations
  67. Decolonizing Gender
  68. Democracy, Democratic Backsliding, and Gender
  69. Descriptive Representation
  70. Detransitioning
  71. Digital Activism and Gender
  72. Digital Divide and Gender
  73. Digital Extremism and the Manosphere
  74. Disability Inclusion
  75. Disability Rights Movement
  76. Disability Studies and Education
  77. Discrimination Against LGBTQ+ People in the U.S. Public Sector
  78. Disinformation and Gender
  79. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Organizations
  80. Divorce Law in the United States
  81. Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
  82. Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
  83. Don’t Say Gay Bills
  84. Ecofeminism
  85. Economic Empowerment and Women
  86. Economic Rights and Gender
  87. Education and Gender in the United States
  88. Educational Disparities and Gender
  89. Election Violence and Gender
  90. Emotional Labor
  91. Entrepreneurship and Gender
  92. Equal Rights Amendment
  93. Equity and Equality
  94. Ethnonationalism and Gender
  95. Eugenics
  96. External Intervention and Gender in the Sahel
  97. Extractivism and Gender
  98. Extremism and Countering Violent Extremism
  99. Familial Trafficking and Gender
  100. Female Genital Mutilation
  101. Female STEM Academics in Japan
  102. Female Suicide Bombers
  103. Femicide
  104. Feminism and Gender in Education for Democracy
  105. Feminism, Waves of
  106. Feminist Disability Studies
  107. Feminist Foreign Policy
  108. Feminist Governance
  109. Feminist Institutionalism
  110. Feminist International Relations
  111. Feminist Methodologies
  112. Feminist Organization Theory
  113. Feminist Parliamentary Diplomacy
  114. Feminist Political Ecology
  115. Feminist Political Economy and Health
  116. Feminist Security Studies
  117. Feminist Theory
  118. Femme Theory and Femmephobia
  119. Finance and Gender
  120. First Ladies and Leadership
  121. Food Security and Gender
  122. Forced Displacement and Gender-Based Violence
  123. Forced Sterilization
  124. Foreign Aid and Gender
  125. Gender Analysis
  126. Gender and Development
  127. Gender Bias
  128. Gender Binary
  129. Gender Expression
  130. Gender Gap in Wages
  131. Gender Hierarchy
  132. Gender Identity
  133. Gender Mainstreaming
  134. Gender Nonconformity
  135. Gender Pain Gap
  136. Gender Quotas in Political Representation
  137. Gender Regimes
  138. Gender-Role Stereotypes in Political Life
  139. Gender Roles and Gender Identities
  140. Gender Roles in Household Decision-Making
  141. Gender Solidarity
  142. Gender-Affirming Health Care
  143. Gender-Based Violence
  144. Gender-Based Violence and Digital Media
  145. Gendered Discourses
  146. Gendered Honor Codes
  147. Gendered Leadership Outcomes
  148. Gendered Political Violence
  149. Gender-Inclusive Language
  150. Gender-Sensitive Parliaments
  151. Genderwashing
  152. Global Citizenship Education
  153. Global Gender Gap Index
  154. Global Health and Gender Norms
  155. Globalization and Gender Issues
  156. Globalization of Security in International Relations and Gender
  157. Harassment
  158. #MeToo Movement
  159. Hate Crimes
  160. Hate Speech: Social Media and Online
  161. Heteronormativity
  162. Hijab Bans
  163. Hinduism and Gender
  164. HIV/AIDS Activism by LGBTQIA+ Activists
  165. Humanitarian Intervention
  166. Income Security
  167. Indigenous Feminism
  168. Indigenous Resilience and Resistance in Brazil
  169. Indigenous Women’s Rights
  170. Inequality
  171. Informal Workers
  172. Inheritance Laws
  173. International Conflict and Women
  174. International Human Trafficking
  175. International Monetary Fund and Gender
  176. International Perspectives: Human Rights Norms and Gender
  177. International Perspectives: Social and Political Movements
  178. International Perspectives: Elected and Appointed Officials
  179. International Political Economy and Gender
  180. International Security and Women
  181. International Student Career Pathways and Higher Education in the United States
  182. Internationalization Within Higher Education
  183. Intersectional Environmentalism
  184. Intersectionality and Justice
  185. Intersectionality and Representation
  186. Intersex Individuals
  187. Intersex Regulation and Legislation
  188. Intimate Partner Violence Against Women and LGBTQIA+ Individuals
  189. Involuntary Celibates
  190. Islam and Gender
  191. Islam, Terrorism, and Politics
  192. Istanbul Convention
  193. Labor Markets and Gender
  194. Law Enforcement Violence Against LGBTQIA+ Individuals
  195. Law Enforcement Violence Against Men
  196. Law Enforcement Violence Against Women
  197. Leadership and Gender in Business and Organizations
  198. Legal Studies and Gender
  199. LGBT and Queer Studies Programs
  200. LGBTQIA+ and Queer Studies in International Relations
  201. LGBTQ+ Leadership
  202. LGBTQIA+ Assimilation and Liberation
  203. LGBTQIA+ Elected Officials
  204. LGBTQIA+ Organizations
  205. LGBTQIA+ Political Organizations
  206. LGBTQIA+ Refugees and Asylum-Seeking Individuals
  207. LGBTQIA+ Rights
  208. LGBTQIA+ Runaway Youth Trafficking
  209. LGBTQIA+ Social Movements
  210. Literacy and Gender
  211. Lobbying
  212. Machismo
  213. Marital Rape
  214. Marriage Laws
  215. Masculinities
  216. Masculinities and International Security
  217. Masculinities in the Military
  218. Masculinity Studies and the Middle East and North Africa
  219. Maternal Health
  220. Maternal Mortality and Morbidity
  221. Maternity Leave
  222. Matriliny
  223. Media and Gender
  224. Medical Misogyny
  225. Medical Research and Gender Bias
  226. Menstrual Activism
  227. Menstrual Health Policies
  228. Menstrual Studies
  229. Mental Health and Gender Disparities
  230. Mental Health Legislation
  231. Mexico City Policy
  232. Microfinance
  233. Migration and Gender
  234. Militarism and Gender
  235. Militarized Marriages
  236. Military, LGBTQIA+ Individuals in
  237. Military, Women in the
  238. Minors and Immigration
  239. Miscarriage
  240. Nationalism and Gender
  241. Neoliberalism and Gender
  242. Nonviolence and Gender
  243. Online Radicalization and Gender
  244. Parental Leave
  245. Passing and Stealth
  246. Paths to Leadership for Women
  247. Patriarchy
  248. Peace and Conflict Education
  249. Peace Building and Gender
  250. Pension Reform
  251. Period Tax
  252. Personal Is Political
  253. Physical Autonomy
  254. Pink Tax
  255. Pinkwashing
  256. Policy and Policy Processes in Higher Education
  257. Political Ethnography and Gender
  258. Political Participation, Gender Gap in
  259. Political Parties and Gender
  260. Politics of Childbirth
  261. Politics of Motherhood
  262. Polygamy
  263. Populism and Gender
  264. Pornography and Pornography Laws
  265. Postcolonial Feminism and Welfare Reform
  266. Postconflict and Women
  267. Post–Soviet Russia and Women
  268. Power and Gender
  269. Presidency and Gender, The
  270. Prison and Gender
  271. Pro-Life Movement
  272. Property and Land Rights
  273. Protections for Victims of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
  274. Protest Politics
  275. Public Attitudes Toward Women Political Leaders
  276. Queer Border Mobility in Education
  277. Queer Migration
  278. Queer Muslim Women
  279. Queer Spaces
  280. Queer Theory
  281. Radical Feminism
  282. Rape as a War Crime
  283. Religious Nationalism
  284. Reproductive Autonomy
  285. Reproductive Health
  286. Reproductive Justice
  287. Reproductive Rights
  288. Revolutions and Gender
  289. Right to Privacy
  290. Right-Wing Extremism and Gender in the United States
  291. Right-Wing Terrorism and Gender in the United States
  292. Same-Sex Marriage
  293. School Discipline and Gender Expansive Youth
  294. Sex and Gender
  295. Sex Outside of Marriage, Legal Treatment of
  296. Sex Trafficking
  297. Sex Work
  298. Sex Worker Rights Movement
  299. Sex-Selective Abortion
  300. Sexual Harassment
  301. Sexual Violence
  302. Sexualization
  303. Single Parents
  304. Social Media Activism
  305. Socialist Feminism
  306. State Feminism
  307. Statelessness and Gender Discrimination
  308. Stonewall Uprising
  309. Suffrage and Abolition
  310. Surveillance, Censorship, and Digital Media
  311. Sustainable Development Goals and Gender
  312. Technology Industry, Gender Discrimination in the
  313. Temporary Islamic Marriage
  314. Terrorism and Children
  315. Terrorism and Gender
  316. Time Poverty
  317. Trad Wives
  318. Transgender and Nonbinary Political Leaders
  319. Transgender Exclusion in Sports
  320. Transgender Individuals
  321. Transgender Liberation Movement
  322. Transnational Feminisms
  323. Two Spirit Identity
  324. U.S. Foreign Policy and Gender
  325. U.S.–Mexico Border and Gender
  326. Undocumented Students and Higher Education Access
  327. Undocumented Workers
  328. United Nations and Gender Party
  329. United Nations Conference On Women
  330. United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325
  331. United Nations Women
  332. Unpaid Labor
  333. Urbanization and Gender
  334. Violence Against Men and Boys
  335. Violence Against Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Individuals
  336. Violence Against Women Act
  337. Violence Against Women and Girls
  338. Water Rights and Access
  339. Women and Gender Studies, History of
  340. Women in Development
  341. Women in Diplomacy
  342. Women’s International Nongovernmental Organizations
  343. Women’s Political Empowerment Programs
  344. Women’s Empowerment
  345. Women’s March
  346. Women’s Political Agency
  347. Women’s Rights as Human Rights
  348. Women Suffrage
  349. World Bank, Global Governance, and Gender
  350. Index