As they are a privileged site for the (re) construction of the dominant gender order, media
often contribute to naturalizing inequalities. This paper aims to critically discuss the way in …

This chapter presents gender‐responsive communication governance as a vital and
expanding field of research that bridges the worlds of the academy and advocacy. It …

The relationship between gender and media in its many forms has been the subject of many
research studies over the past decades; this research has resulted in numerous policy …

Different processes and policy-relevant debates and documents stemmed from those initial
gatherings, but discursive paths have seldom crossed, in spite of the evident nexus between …

For the Danish sample of media organisations, we chose to focus our analysis on three
media institutions: the Danish public service broadcaster DR (TV, radio and Internet); the …

The initial inspiration for Global Media Monitoring Project was the concern of women
activists to bring the issue of media accountability to the forefront of the debate on gender …

If the relationship between gender and media can be characterized, in no small part, by
struggles between those with more or less power, between those who can represent …

The push and pull between theorising, research and activism has always been a feature of
feminist approaches to the media. Since its beginnings, a good deal of feminist scholarship …

The relationship that women have with the media, both in terms of their employment in the
industry and their representation in a variety of different formats and genres, has been the …

Taking a feminist political economy approach, the chapter considers a range of evidence
related to access, occupational status, ownership, governance, and regulatory policies as …