Women on Power: Leadership Redefined

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Sue J.M. Freeman, Susan C. Bourque, Christine M. Shelton
Northeastern University Press, Jun 7, 2001 - Political Science - 328 pages
Women have made enormous strides into the professional workplace over the last two decades, yet few have assumed leadership roles in the higher ranks of predominately male occupations: business, politics, the professions, and sport. This pioneering collection by experts in a variety of disciplines combines theoretical discussions with historical and contemporary case studies to offer a fresh vista on how gender has influenced and redefined today's notions of leadership and power. The provocative essays cover a broad range of topics, including the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, global perspectives on women's environmental activism, mothering as a catalyst to social activism, and women in the enclaves of veterinary medicine and sports.Hardcover is un-jacketed.

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New Conceptions
3
Youve Come a Long Way Baby
27
The Problem of Silence in Feminist Psychology
61
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