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Women and the media in capitalism and socialism : an ecofeminist inquiry / edited by Martina Topić

Topić, Martina [Herausgeberin/-geber]

Bristol : intellect, 2023

vi, 291 Seiten : Illustrationen, Diagramme ; 25 cm

Englisch

An Ecofeminist Perspective on Women and the Media in Capitalism and Socialism / / Martina Topić

Whither Gender Equality? The Image of Women in News over Time / / Hanne Vandenberghe

Losing on Aggregate: The Visibility of Female Sports Journalists in the UK and the Dominant Perceptions of Female Football Journalists / / Bethany Fenner and Barbara Henderson

New New New (n3) Portrayals of Women in Television and Postfeminist News / / Batya Weinbaum

When Sexism in Politics became a Media Issue in France: Mobilization of Female Political Journalists / / Béatrice Damian-Gaillard and Eugénie Saitta

Who Creates the News about Violence Against Women? The Case of Spain / / Belén Zurbano-Berenguer Salomé Sola-Morales and Paloma Sanz-Marcos

Women in Portuguese Print Media / / Maria João Cunha and Carla Isabel Cruz

One Human, Unequal Gender: A Critical Appraisal of Women and News Creation in Nigeria / / Chinedu J. Nwasum, Jude Ogbodo, Joseph N. Chukwu and Sanita E. Nwakpu

The Media Representation of Female Politicians in Croatia: Who will give us power if we think we do not deserve it? / / Mirela Holy

Being a Female Journalist in Serbia: Socialist and Post-Socialist Perspective / / Nataša Simeunović Bajić, Marija Vujović and Anka Mihajlov Prokopović

Cuban Women and the Media: A View of Cinema / / Elena Díaz and Lisa Makarchuk

Narratives about Women's Identity in Yugoslavia from a Croatian Perspective / / Nikolina Borčić and Ivona Čulo

Visual Representation of Fashion and Clothing Practices in the post-war Period of Socialist Yugoslavia in the Magazines Žena u borbi (Women in Struggle) and Naša moda (Our Fashion) / / Ivana Čuljak and Lea Vene

The Female Profile Promoted in Scânteia during the First Decade of the Communist Regime in Romania / / Ovidiana Bulumac.

Includes bibliographical references

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978-1-78938-668-4 (hardback); 1-78938-668-3

978-1-78938-670-7 (ISBN der parallelen Ausgabe im Fernzugriff); 978-1-78938-669-1 (ISBN der parallelen Ausgabe im Fernzugriff)

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LOC-SH: Mass media and women ; Women in mass media ; Ecofeminism

Médias et femmes ; Femmes dans les médias ; Écoféminisme ; Ecofeminism ; Mass media and women ; Women in mass media

This book looks at the position of women in the media in capitalism and socialism using ecofeminist lenses. It argues that when the position of women in the media in capitalism is at stake, women suffer from discrimination, structural barriers, lack of recognition and a masculine way of thinking across countries whereas in socialism women did not suffer from the lack of recognition but they did suffer from dual expectations, which placed a burden on them and enabled the return of patriarchal discrimination with the change of regimes and this leads to the notion of masculine thinking that underpinned socialist regimes too.0Whilst it is obvious from existing research, as well as chapters in this book, that socialist regimes had more respect for women, it is clear that they were also underpinned by a masculine thought to an extent, which resulted in a double burden on women in society and this was mirrored by the media.0Therefore, the book argues that the new socialism is needed, the one which will take into consideration patriarchy in all of its elements and include not just policies on equal pay and equal opportunities in the organisation but also has active women?s voices in designing policies that last and that makes an impact on equality in all of its social segments. --