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Pvn-Rdo-031-A-033, Krista Miller Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-A-033, Krista Miller

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Rdo-031-F-096-01, Krista Miller, Buchmueller Susan Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-F-096-01, Krista Miller, Buchmueller Susan

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Rdo-031-F-059, Krista Miller, Buchmueller Susan Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-F-059, Krista Miller, Buchmueller Susan

Four Valleys Archive

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Pvn-Rdo-031-F-039, Krista Miller, Buchmueller Susan Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-F-039, Krista Miller, Buchmueller Susan

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Pvn-Rdo-031-D-021-01, Buchmueller Susan Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-D-021-01, Buchmueller Susan

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Rdo-031-P-054, Laura Aldrete, Helen Henderson Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-P-054, Laura Aldrete, Helen Henderson

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Rdo-031-P-045, Laura Aldrete, Helen Henderson Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-P-045, Laura Aldrete, Helen Henderson

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Pvn-Rdo-031-I-055, Ellen Bell, Stephen Yates Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-I-055, Ellen Bell, Stephen Yates

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Pvn-Rdo-031-I-054, Ellen Bell, Stephen Yates Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-I-054, Ellen Bell, Stephen Yates

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Pvn-Rdo-031-I-032, Ellen Bell, Stephen Yates Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-I-032, Ellen Bell, Stephen Yates

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Rdo-031-O-032, Ellen Bell Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-031-O-032, Ellen Bell

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Rdo-306-Aj-044, Theodore Neff Mar 1990

Pvn-Rdo-306-Aj-044, Theodore Neff

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-M-016, Mary Yaeger Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-M-016, Mary Yaeger

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-M-015, Mary Yaeger Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-M-015, Mary Yaeger

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-M-014, Mary Yaeger Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-M-014, Mary Yaeger

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-K-017, Neil Ross Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-K-017, Neil Ross

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-K-016, Neil Ross Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-K-016, Neil Ross

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-K-015, Neil Ross Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-K-015, Neil Ross

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-N-003, Neil Ross Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-N-003, Neil Ross

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-019-N-002, Neil Ross Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-019-N-002, Neil Ross

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-306-Ar-072, Theodore Neff Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-306-Ar-072, Theodore Neff

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-031-O-045, Ellen Bell Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-031-O-045, Ellen Bell

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-031-O-044, Ellen Bell Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-031-O-044, Ellen Bell

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No abstract provided.


Pvn-Lot-031-O-043, Ellen Bell Mar 1990

Pvn-Lot-031-O-043, Ellen Bell

Four Valleys Archive

No abstract provided.


Spartan Daily, March 20, 1990, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications Mar 1990

Spartan Daily, March 20, 1990, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily (School of Journalism and Mass Communications)

Volume 94, Issue 37


Foreword, Rosabeth Moss Kanter Mar 1990

Foreword, Rosabeth Moss Kanter

New England Journal of Public Policy

Two significant facts are apparent from reading this volume. First, the authors are themselves examples of women overcoming barriers, breaking into formerly all-male domains, succeeding against the odds, and exercising economic, political, and educational leadership — on behalf of other women as well as on behalf of the institutions they serve. Thus their own lives are eloquent rebuke to anyone who still thinks that women cannot manage effectively in any realm, or that women must always take second place to men, or that family responsibilities make women less serious about public responsibilities, or that women fail to help one another; …


Women And Economic Empowerment, Kitty Dukakis, Vivian Li Mar 1990

Women And Economic Empowerment, Kitty Dukakis, Vivian Li

New England Journal of Public Policy

This article proposes a women's economic agenda to help fulfill the needs of working women. The first component outlined is the appointment of women who are sensitive to the needs of all women, including the poor, to key decision-making positions. The agenda then calls for employers to recognize changing workforce demographics by initiating programs that can accommodate the needs of single-person as well as dual-income households. The final component is an argument for the implementation of pay equity.


Moving In The Economic Mainstream, Brunetta R. Wolfman Mar 1990

Moving In The Economic Mainstream, Brunetta R. Wolfman

New England Journal of Public Policy

The requirements for economic mobility in a postindustrial society present many barriers for low-income women. Social policy and program goals for improving their opportunities should focus on educational, training, and entrepreneurial activities using individualized assessment, counseling, and academic and occupational advisers. Social consensus needs to be achieved in order to establish viable programs that address women's total needs rather than approaching the problem with fragmented, uncoordinated solutions.


Providing Access To Power: The Role Of Higher Education In Empowering Women Students, Margaret A. Mckenna Mar 1990

Providing Access To Power: The Role Of Higher Education In Empowering Women Students, Margaret A. Mckenna

New England Journal of Public Policy

Access to education opens the doors to future economic power — but are opportunities for women limited by the very way that institutions of higher education think about women students? Women comprise the majority of college students today, but the institutions they attend may not be serving their educational needs. This article explains that women's needs are different from those of men and illustrates how educators can respond to that difference, offering a "feminist environment" in which female students can meet their own educational goals.


The Third Stage: An Economic Strategy, Dawn-Marie Driscoll Mar 1990

The Third Stage: An Economic Strategy, Dawn-Marie Driscoll

New England Journal of Public Policy

If the first stage of the women's movement raised consciousness, changed statutes, and proposed the Equal Rights Amendment, and the second stage broadened the debate to include family, workplace, and societal issues, the third stage may focus simply on giving women economic power and independence. Issues for women in the 1990s will center on economics; this article suggests strategies for achieving these goals.