No 36 (2018): Women and politics

Preparing for competition is not just a task for athletes. Political training for electoral candidates: the experience of the Organization of American States (OAS).
Marta Martínez Gómez
pp. 6-7

Political equality for Honduran women: a path where everyone counts.
Miguel A. Cálix Martínez
pp. 8-9

Gender equality and the challenges for democracy in Paraguay.
Celeste Gómez Romero and Lourdes González Prieto
pp. 10-11

Training women politicians in El Salvador.
Patricia Navarro Cañas
pp. 12-13

The experience of the School for the Training of Women Leaders in Paraguay.
Cynthia Figueredo
pp. 14-15

Crisis and junk news in the 2018 Brazilian presidential elections: an analysis of the first round.
Joscimar Souza Silva
pp. 17-19

Regional and municipal elections in Peru.
Luis Benavente
pp. 20-21

The networks are ours.
Ana Doria and José Fernández-Ardáiz
pp. 22-23

Women in political consultancy.
Diana Rubio
pp. 24-25

Between the Glass and Concrete Ceilings and self-demands.
Orlando D'Adamo
pp. 26-27

Frames, stereotypes, and women politicians.
Raquel Quevedo Redondo and Salomé Barrocal Gonzalo
pp. 32-36

What information do candidates share online to connect with voters?
Virginia García Beaudoux, Marina Gavensky, and Orlando D'Adamo
pp. 37-41

Gender, media, and politics: Representation of women politicians in the media.
Nuria Fernández-García
pp. 42-51