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A Historical Analysis Of International Documents Relating To The Status Of Women And Their Relationship To The Future Foreign Policy Of The United States, John Warren Kindt
A Historical Analysis Of International Documents Relating To The Status Of Women And Their Relationship To The Future Foreign Policy Of The United States, John Warren Kindt
Seattle University Law Review
It was predicted that the U.N. World Conference of the International Women's Year would significantly further international human rights for women, but in retrospect the conference fell far short of accomplishing any such goal. In part, the political overtones that permeated the conference caused this failure. Lack of a cohesive strategy on the part of the major countries, especially the United States, allowed the conference to focus on political issues other than women's rights. The United States delegation also evidenced symptoms of being unprepared and unwilling to assume a leadership role. Until the advent of the Carter administration, these symptoms …
Women At The Bar—A Generation Of Change, Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Women At The Bar—A Generation Of Change, Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Seattle University Law Review
This lecture, delivered at the University of Puget Sound School of Law, addresses the evolving role of women in the legal profession.