Election coverage from a gender perspective : a media monitoring manual

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ISBN	9789186565114 (pbk.)
Call Number	JF1001.L53 L791 2011
Author	Llanos, Beatriz
Title	Election coverage from a gender perspective : a media monitoring manual / Beatriz Llanos ; Juana Nina
Imprint	Stockholm : International IDEA, 2011.
Physical	51 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents Note	Why monitor the media in electoral campaigns from a gender perspective? --What are the objectives and characteristics of a study such as this? --Duration of the monitoring --Preliminary steps: forming the monitoring team and guidelines for its work --Which media outlets will be monitored? Defining the sample --What and how? Initial steps for understanding the methodology --Data collection and analysis: data sheet, definitions and procedures --The final report: cross-referencing the variables and presenting the results --Conclusion: some considerations for disseminating the results.
Summary	Journalists and media outlets always operate in a given social, political and economic context that affects their interpretation of reality and the filters used to select what is important and how it is presented to the public. In the Latin American case, that context still presents various challenges when it comes to placing gender equality at the centre of the public debate and the behaviour, attitudes and perceptions of the citizens and all the actors. This manual presents a methodological tool for monitoring media coverage during election campaigns. It focuses on a gender perspective using objective and verifiable information, and is based on experiences of six Latin American institutions.
Founding Information Note	With the compliments of Mr.Taweechai Sangviroon
Subject	Election monitoring
Subject	Mass media--Political aspects
Subject	Mass media and women--Political campaigns
Subject	Mass media and world politics
Subject	Press and politics
Subject	Political participation--Sex differences
Subject	Women--Political activity
Subject	Women and politics
Coorperative Author	Nina, Juana
Corporate Author	United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)
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520 ^aJournalists and media outlets always operate in a given social, political and economic context that affects their interpretation of reality and the filters used to select what is important and how it is presented to the public. In the Latin American case, that context still presents various challenges when it comes to placing gender equality at the centre of the public debate and the behaviour, attitudes and perceptions of the citizens and all the actors. This manual presents a methodological tool for monitoring media coverage during election campaigns. It focuses on a gender perspective using objective and verifiable information, and is based on experiences of six Latin American institutions.

536 ^aWith the compliments of Mr.Taweechai Sangviroon

650 0^aElection monitoring 0^aMass media^xPolitical aspects 0^aMass media and women^xPolitical campaigns 0^aMass media and world politics 0^aPress and politics 0^aPolitical participation^xSex differences 0^aWomen^xPolitical activity 0^aWomen and politics

700 0 ^aNina, Juana

710 1 ^aUnited Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)

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