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Preface \\ Acknowledgements \\ About the Authors \\ CHAPTER 1 • Why Don’t Women Rule the World? \\ The Creation of Patriarchy \\ Reification and the Social Construction of Reality \\ Conclusion \\ Plan of the Book \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 2 • History of Women in Politics \\ Colonial History \\ The First Wave \\ The Second Wave \\ The Third Wave \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 3 • Public Opinion \\ How Individuals Form Opinions About Gender Issues \\ How Sex Influences Public Opinion \\ Partisan Preferences and Voting Behavior \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 4 • Political Ambition \\ Promoting Women’s Access and Ambition \\ Gender Socialization and Political Ambition \\ Traditional Family Role Orientations \\ The Masculinized Ethos of Politics \\ Women’s Gendered Psyche \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 5 • When Women Run \\ When and Where Women Candidates Emerge \\ Campaign Finance \\ Women as Candidates in 2018 \\ Dismantling the Masculine Ethos of Politics in 2018 and Beyond \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 6 • Women in Legislatures \\ Women’s Representation in Legislatures Around the World \\ Theories of Representation \\ The Effect of Women’s Representation in Legislative Bodies \\ The Behavior of Individual Women Legislators \\ Women as Institutional Leaders \\ Effects Outside the Institution \\ How to Increase the Number of Women in Legislative Office \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 7 • Women in the Executive \\ Patriarchy, Military Masculinity, and Executive Stereotypes \\ Gender Stereotypes in Leadership and the Presidency: Public Support and Media \\ Descriptive Representation in Parts of the Executive \\ Women in Cabinets: The United States and in Comparative Perspective \\ Women’s Policy Agencies \\ Women in State and Local Institutions \\ Substantive and Symbolic Representation in Executive Institutions \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 8 • Women in the Judiciary \\ Women as Lawyers and in Law School \\ Women as Public Legal Officials \\ The Impact of Women in the Judicial Branch \\ The Effect of the Courts on Women’s Lives \\ Increasing the Representation of Women in the Judicial Branch \\ Conclusion \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 9 • Women in Social Movements \\ Interest Groups, Social Movements, and Social Movement Organizations \\ Challenges for Women’s and Feminist Movements \\ Conclusion: Intersectional Resistance in the Post-Trump Era \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activities \\ Key Words \\ References \\ CHAPTER 10 • Conclusion \\ The First Step: Admit That Patriarchy Exists \\ The Second Step: Listen to Women’s Complaints and Take Their Anger Seriously \\ The Third Step: Understand the Roots of Women’s Anger \\ The Fourth Step: Monitor Progress and Backlash to Establish Priorities \\ The Fifth Step: Decide What to Do and Act \\ Review Questions \\ Ambition Activity \\ Key Words \\ References \\ Appendices \\ Appendix 1: Conducting Interviews \\ Appendix 2: Comparison \\ Index

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