Title: The wimp factor
Description: "In this exploration of how male anxiety has come to define our political culture, Stephen J. Ducat shows the link between the desperate macho strutting of male politicians, the gender gap in voting behavior, and fundamentalist holy wars - three striking political phenomena of the twenty-first century. He argues that a direct association exists between the magnitude of a man's femiphobia - that is, his terror of being perceived as feminine - and his tendency to embrace right-wing political opinions."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Homme politique, International relations, Psychology, Rôle selon le sexe, Political aspects, Politicians, Aspect politique, Mannelijkheid, Relations internationales, Politici, Sekseverschillen, Masculinity, Psychological aspects, Genre, Sex role, Psychologie, Masculinité, Political psychology, United states, politics and government, Presidents, united states, Politicians, united states, International relations, psychological aspects, Masculinity--political aspects, Politicians--psychology, Politicians--united states--psychology, Sex role--political aspects, Sex role--political aspects--united states, International relations--psychological aspects, Hq1090 .d83 2004, 305.31
Places: United States, États-Unis