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Friday 09:00 - 10:30 CEST (08/07/2022)
New media formats, such as social and digital media, pose new and particular sets of challenges to women in politics, such as gendered incivility and digital harassment. At the same time, new media formats also provide unique opportunities to mobilize and interact with wider audiences. This panel combines various perspectives on gender and new media to understand how women and men politicians use and experience political life in an increasingly online environment.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Gendered election violence on Facebook: Online experiences of political candidates in Tunisia | View Paper Details |
| Identity strategies and campaigning: a look at the 2021 Canadian electoral campaign. | View Paper Details |
| The media environment and the gender gap in political knowledge | View Paper Details |
| Who “cares”? Analyzing the ‘ethics of care’ in social media communication of French presidential candidates (2022) | View Paper Details |