Women and career : themes and issues in advanced industrial societies

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Women and career : themes and issues in advanced industrial societies

edited by Julia Evetts

(Longman sociology series)

Longman, 1994

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Addresses the difficulties faced by women who embark on careers in the professions and considers the future of equal opportunties policies at a time of recession and high unemployment. It also explores the need to de-gender the concept of career in order to encompass women's expectations

Table of Contents

  • Introduction, Julia Evetts
  • Part 1 Career Contexts and Obstacles for Women
  • Chapter 1 Women in professional careers: social policy developments, Gillian Pascall
  • Chapter 2 Equal opportunities at work: EC and UK law, Vivian Shrubsall
  • Chapter 3 The politics of employment inequality in Canada: gender and the public sector, Annis May Timpson
  • Chapter 4 Career prospects for mature women students: aspirations and achievements, Alice Brown, Janette Webb
  • Chapter 5 The language of the professions: discourse and career, Jennifer Coates
  • Chapter 6 Paid and unpaid work: women who care for adult dependents, Olive Stevenson
  • Chapter 7 Swedish women and employment: the absence of careers, Gudrun Kristinsdottir
  • Part 2 Concepts and Explanations in Particular Careers
  • Chapter 8 Women's careers in academic science: achievement and recognition, Michael King
  • Chapter 9 Whose service is perfect freedom: women's careers in the Church of England, Alan Aldridge
  • Chapter 10 Women surveyors: constructing careers, Clara Greed
  • Chapter 11 Gender and secondary headship: managerial experiences in teaching, Julia Evetts
  • Chapter 12 Women in higher education administration in the USA, Diane M.Dunlap
  • Chapter 13 Women in management careers: opportunities and outcomes, Lynn Ashburner
  • Chapter 14 Midwifery: a career for women?, Julia Allison, Gillian Pascall
  • Part 3 Gender and Career: Identifying the Issues
  • Chapter 15 Career and gender: the conceptual challenge, Julia Evetts

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