Gender and LGBTQ Issues in Election Processes

Introduction: Between global and local contexts of research on gender and LGBTQ issues and elections; 1. Gender of electoral defeat in the narrative of political parties in Poland, Belgium and the United Kingdom; 2. Gender and post-election intraparliamentary volatility in East Central Europe. Comparing Czech, Lithuanian, and Polish parliaments ; 3. The correlation between women's participation in the electoral process and the role of woman in the family; 4. Gender and Race in American Presidential Campaign Spots in 1952-2020; 5. Beyond Dichotomous Gender Stereotyping: An Analysis of Global News Coverage of Jacinda Ardern's Leadership; 6. Socio-cultural values as determinants of women's political participation in Ghana; 7. At the meeting point of cultures. Gender issues from the perspective of electoral processes from the example of the Belarusian minority in Poland; 8. Discourse on LGBTQ issues in the Polish presidential campaign (2020). The perception of the LGBTQ community and foreign media; 9. The context of gender in the presidential election campaigns in Poland 2015-2020; 10. A Rainbow Election? The LGBTQ Component of Local Elections in Norway in 2019: A Case Study of the Tromso Municipality; 11. Women in Political Thought and Activities of the Centrist Agrarian Party. The Case of the Polish People's Party; 12. Gendering Political Science in Poland: Between Elections to Scientific Bodies and Feminist Action in the Public Sphere; Conclusions: Interrelation between global and local contexts of gender and LGBTQ issues in elections; ;