Donald P Haider-Markel

The Oxford Encyclopedia of LGBT Politics and Policy

3-Volume Set

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

This encyclopedia reviews and interprets a broad array of social science and humanities research on LGBT people, politics, and public policy around the world. The articles are organized around six major themes of the study of identity politics, with a focus on movement politics, public attitudes, political institutions, elections, and the broader context of political theory. Through peer-reviewed contributions by leading researchers, the encyclopedia offers the most comprehensive view of research on LGBT politics and policy to date.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Hurst & Co.
• Seitenzahl: 1408
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juli 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 277mm x 203mm x 145mm
• Gewicht: 5012g
• ISBN-13: 9780190677923
• ISBN-10: 0190677929
• Artikelnr.: 62039191

Autorenporträt

Donald P. Haider-Markel is Professor and Chair of Political Science at the University of Kansas. His research and teaching is focused on the representation of group interests in politics and policy, and the dynamics between public opinion, political behavior, and public policy. He has more than 20 years of experience in survey research, interviews, and in policy studies. He is the author or coauthor of several books, over 70 refereed articles, and more than a dozen book chapters in a range of issue areas, including civil rights, politics in the culture wars, criminal justice policy, counterterrorism, race and inequality, and environmental policy. He is the recipient or co-recipient of grants from the EPA STAR program, the National Science Foundation, and the American Psychological Foundation.

Inhaltsangabe

* A
* African Attitudes Toward Same-Sex Relationships, 1982-2018 by Kim Yi
Dionne and Boniface Dulani
* Africa's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by Oluwafemi Adeagbo and
Kammila Naidoo
* The American South and LGBT Politics by Jay Barth
* Anti-LGBT And Religious Right Movements in the United States by Clyde
Wilcox
* Attitudes Toward Homosexuality and LGBT People: Causal Attributions
for Sexual Orientation by Peter Hegarty
* Attitudes Toward LGB Families: International Policies and LGB Family
Planning by Pedro Alexandre Costa
* Attitudes Toward LGBT+ People and Policies: Political Tolerance and
Egalitarianism by Lauren Elliott-Dorans
* Attitudes Toward LGBT People and Rights in Africa by Jocelyn M.
Boryczka
* Attitudes Toward LGBT People and Their Rights in Europe by Kath
Wilson
* Attitudes Toward LGBT Rights: Political Tolerance and Egalitarian
Values in the United States by Andrew R. Flores
* Australia's History of LGBTI Politics and Rights by Noah Riseman
* B
* Beliefs and Stereotypes About LGBT People by Gary R. Hicks
* Brazil's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by Jacob R. Longaker
* C
* Canada's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by David Rayside
* Children in LGBT Political Discourses in the United States by Patrick
McCreery
* Coming Out and Political Attitudes Among Sexual Minorities by Douglas
Page
* Coming Out, Intergroup Relations, and Attitudes Toward LGBT Rights by
Mark R. Hoffarth and Gordon Hodson
* Contact Theory and the Distinct Case of LGBT People and Rights by
Brian F. Harrison and Melissa R. Michelson
* Courts and Same-Sex Marriage in Latin America by Juan Marco Vaggione
and Maximiliano Campana
* Courts, the Law, and LGBT Politics in India by Saatvika Rai
* Courts, the Law, and LGBT Rights in Asia by Holning Lau
* D
* Decolonial Queer Politics and LGBTI+ Activism in Romania and Turkey
by Bogdan Popa and Hakan Sandal
* Direct Democracy and LGBT Politics by Daniel C. Lewis
* Distributive Justice for LGBTQ People by Libby Adler
* E
* Elections and the Role of LGBT Issues in the United States and Abroad
by Gabriele Magni
* The European Union's International Promotion of LGBTI Rights in its
Foreign Relations by Markus Thiel
* Europe's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by Douglas Page
* Europe's LGBT Movement: France by David Paternotte and Massimo Prearo
* Europe's Supranational Courts and LGBT Rights by M. Joel Voss
* The Evolution of Same-Sex Marriage Policy in the United States by
Sarah Poggione
* Evolution of Transgender Policies in the United States by Emilia
Lombardi
* Executives, Executive Politics, and the LGBTQ Community by Mitchell
Dylan Sellers
* F
* Family Law and Policy for LGBTQ Individuals and Families: Adoption,
Foster Care Assisted Reproduction, and Parental Rights by Naomi G.
Goldberg and Amira Hasenbush
* Federalism and LGBT Politics and Policy in the United States by Jami
K. Taylor, Donald P. Haider-Markel, and Daniel C. Lewis
* G
* Gender Nonconformance in Non-Western Contexts: Hijras in India by
Saatvika Rai and Josephine Kipgen
* Global Anti-LGBT Politics by Barry D. Adam
* H
* Hate Crime Policy in the United States by Megan Osterbur
* Hate Crimes Against LGBT People in the United States by Liz Coston
* Historical Views of Homosexuality: Ancient Greece by Thomas K.
Hubbard
* Historical Views of Homosexuality: Asia by Timothy Rich, Andi Dahmer,
and Isabel Eliassen
* Historical Views of Homosexuality: European Colonialism by Robert
Aldrich
* Historical Views of Homosexuality: European Renaissance and
Enlightenment by Gary Ferguson
* Historical Views of Homosexuality: Roman Empire by Thomas K. Hubbard
* HIV/AIDS Politics and Policy in Eastern Europe and Central Asia by
Ulla Pape
* HIV/AIDS Politics and Policy in Europe by Paul DeBell
* HIV/AIDS Politics and Policy in South Asia by Nayani Rajapaksha and
Chrishantha Abeysena
* HIV/AIDS Politics and Policy in Sub-Saharan Africa by Catherine van
de Ruit
* HIV/AIDS Politics and Policy in U.S. States and Localities by
Patricia Siplon
* HIV Law and Policy in the United States: A Tipping Point by Scott
Skinner-Thompson
* Homosexuality and Political Scandal Until 1919 by Anna Clark
* Homosexuality in Francophone West Africa: The International Context
of Local Controversies by Christophe Broqua
* Homosexuality Under Socialism in the German Democratic Republic by
Josh Armstrong
* I
* Intergovernmental Organizations and LGBT Issues by Christina Kiel and
Jamie Campbell
* An International LGBT Movement by Ryan Thoreson
* The Intersection of LGBT Rights and Religious Beliefs in the United
States by Emily R. Gill
* Islam, Sexuality, and Gender Identity by Sharyn Graham Davies
* Israel's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by Gilly Hartal
* Italy's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by Massimo Prearo
* L
* Legal and Policy Battles Over Same-Sex Relationships by Erez Aloni
* Legislative and Judicial Politics of LGBT Rights in the European
Union by Uladzislau Belavusau
* LGBT and Queer Politics in the Commonwealth by Matthew Waites
* LGBT Candidates and Elected Officials in North America by Joanna
Everitt and Manon Tremblay
* LGBT Discrimination, Subnational Public Policy, and Law in the United
States by Christy Mallory and Brad Sears
* LGBTI Transnational Law: Sex as Crime, Violence as Control by Berta
Esperanza Hernandez-Truyol
* LGBT Military Service Policies in the United States by Andrew
Goodhart and Jami K. Taylor
* LGBT Movements in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China by Travis S. K. Kong,
Hsiao-wei Kuan, Sky H. L. Lau, and Sara L. Friedman
* LGBT People as a Relatively Politically Powerless Group by Andrew
Proctor
* LGBT Politics and the Legislative Process by Donald P. Haider-Markel
and Abigail Vegter
* LGBTQ Family Law and Policy in the United States by Erin Mayo-Adam
* LGBTQI Rights and Sub-Saharan Africa by Ryan Thoreson
* LGBTQ Migration Politics by Erin Mayo-Adam
* LGBTQ Politics in Media and Culture by Larry Gross and Thomas J.
Billard
* LGBT Rights and Theoretical Perspectives by Francis Kuriakose and
Deepa Kylasam Iyer
* Litigating Transgender Employment Rights in the United States by
Susan Gluck Mezey
* M
* Marriage Equality Policy Diffusion by Helma G. E. de Vries-Jordan
* Marriage Equality, Public Accommodations Laws, and Religious Exercise
by Susan Gluck Mezey
* Measuring Attitudes Toward LGBT Individuals: Theoretical and
Practical Considerations by Melanie C. Steffens and Sabine Preuß
* Mobilizing the Invisible: Power and Marginality in the Black LGBTQ
Community by Ravi K. Perry and Aaron D. Camp
* N
* Nonbinary Trans Identities by B. Lee Aultman
* North American and Australian LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by
Barry L. Tadlock and Christopher Glick
* O
* Out Lesbian and Gay Politicians in a Multiparty System by Tuula
Juvonen
* P
* Party Politics and LGBT Issues in the United States by Melissa R.
Michelson and Elizabeth Schmitt
* Political Attitudes and Behaviors of LGBT People in the United States
by Patrick Miller
* Political Behavior of Sexual and Gender Minorities by Royal G.
Cravens III
* The Political Economy of LGBT Rights by Scott N. Siegel
* The Politics of LGBQTI Human Rights in the United Nations System by
Dominic McGoldrick
* The Politics of Same-Sex Marriage Reforms by Ivana Isailovic
* Progressive Christian Communities as Sites for LGBTQ Collective
Action and Civic Behavior by Barrett Scroggs and Debra McKnight
* Public Opinion Toward LGBT People and Rights in Latin America and the
Caribbean by Enrique Chaux, Manuela León, Lina Cuellar, and Juliana
Martínez
* Public Policies Toward LGBT People and Rights in Latin America by
Jose Fernando Serrano-Amaya, Manuel Rodríguez Rondón, and Natalia
Daza
* Public School Policies: Discrimination, Harassment, Bullying, and
Accommodations by Sean Cahill
* Q
* Queer as Materialism by Sophie Noyé and Gianfranco Rebucini
* Queer International Relations by Melanie Richter-Montpetite and
Cynthia Weber
* Queer Intersectionalities in Politics by Marla Brettschneider
* Queer Liberation Theory: A Genealogy by Cameron McKenzie
* R
* Regulation of Sexuality in the Global South by Michelle L. Dion
* The Rise of Transgender Social Movements: Narrative Symbolism and
History by B. Lee Aultman
* Russian and Eastern European LGBT Movements and Interest Groups by
Conor O'Dwyer
* Russian LGBT Politics and Rights by Emil Edenborg
* S
* Sex Reclassification for Trans and Gender Nonconforming People: From
the Medicalized Body to the Privatized Self by Ido Katri
* Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in International Institutions
by M. Joel Voss
* Spain's LGBT Movement by Kerman Calvo and J. Ignacio Pichardo
* The Special Role of Religion in LGBT-Related Attitudes by Donald P.
Haider-Markel and Abigail Vegter
* State-Level Public Opinion and Public Policy on LGBT Issues by Sarah
Poggione
* T
* Theoretical Perspectives on LGBTQ Movements by Jyl Josephson
* Theoretical Perspectives on LGBT Representation and Party Politics by
Paul Snell
* Theoretical Perspectives on Subnational Public Policy and LGBT Law by
Jason Pierceson
* Transgender and Nonbinary Gender Policy in the Public Sector by
Nicole M. Elias
* Transgender Law and Policy in the United States by Shannon Gilreath
* Transgender Rights Interest Groups in the United States by Anthony J.
Nownes
* Transgender-Specific Policy: Gender Identity Inclusion in Public
Accommodations by Andrew R. Flores and Justin O'Neill
* Transgender-Specific Policy in Latin America by Baird Campbell
* Transgender-Specific Politics and Policy in Asia by Natasha Israt
Kabir and Khadiza Tul Qubra Binte Ahsan
* Transgender-Specific Politics and Policy in Europe by Camille Vallier
and Djemila Carron
* U
* The United Kingdom's LGBT Movement and Interest Groups by Daryl
Leeworthy
* U.S. Military Service and LGBT Policy by Marissa Reilly, Elizabeth L.
Hillman, and Elliot Koltnow
* V
* Violence Against and Policing of LGBTQ Communities: A Historical
Perspective by Courtenay W. Daum
* W
* What's a "Norm" After Queer Movements? by Antoine Idier