Women & economic empowerment : New England Journal of public policy special issue
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Women & economic empowerment : New England Journal of public policy special issue
John W. McCormack Institute of Public Affairs , Distributed by the University of Massachusetts, c1990
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Women and economic empowerment : New England Journal of public policy special issue
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内容説明
Despite Abigail Adams's admonition to her husband in 1776 to ""remember the ladies"" when forming public policy for the newly launched American republic, government administrations at both the federal and the state level have done little to enhance the economic power of women in the United States. Nor has the passage of over two centuries substantially improved this record. Several years ago, a group of Boston-area businesswomen began meeting informally to discuss the economic advancement of women. The group expanded to include attorneys, public officials, and college presidents and adopted the name Women's Economic Forum (WEF). Over the years, WEF addressed and debated a wide range of public policy issues affecting women's economic status and took an active role in numerous battles for women's financial empowerment. The galvanizing philosophy behind the group was, simply stated, that ""women must become full economic partners in society"". This volume is the result of those years of thinking, discussion and activism. Its topics reflect the group's priorities and its contributors have all been associated with or share the goals of WEF.
目次
- Moving into the economic mainstream, Brunetta R.Wolfman
- reaching tomorrow's Hispanic leaders, Sister Therese Higgins
- providing access to power - the role of higher education in empowering women students, Margaret A.McKenna
- why not a 50-50 goal? - increasing female leadership in higher education, Sherry H.Penney and Nancy Kelly
- the changing challenge - from double bind to double burden, Matina Horner
- issues in the corporate workplace, Carol R.Goldberg et al
- another view of the ""Facts of Life"", Phyllis S.Swersky
- women as managers - myths and realities, Carol B.Hillman
- the boardroom - still a fraternity?, Dell Mitchell
- not by numbers alone - a new decade for women in the law, Margaret H.Marshall
- from the bar to the bar - prevailing despite gender bias, Nancy Woolley
- women, politics and the 90s - the abortion debate, Susan Estrich
- women and power - women in politics, Cathleen Douglas Stone
- protest and thrive - the relationship between global responsibility and personal empowerment, Sarah A.Conn
- the third stage - an economic strategy, Dawn-Marie Driscoll
- women, leadership and power, Marilyn Swartz Lloyd
- women and economic empowerment, Kitty Dukakis and Vivian Li
- a feminized work force, a humanized workplace, Evelyn Murphy
- employment leave - foundation for family policy, Mary Jane Gibson
- alcoholism - a barrier to empowerment for women, Marion Brink
- health care - an economic priority, Dolores L.Mitchell
- women and money - getting money and using it, Sheryl R.Marshall
- women and philanthropy - new voices, new visions, Marcy Murningham
- a critique of ""Women and Philanthropy - New Voices, New Visions"", Micho F.Spring.
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