Social Science Quarterly, Volume 68Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1987 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Page 145
... women relate various policy concepts to ideology in similar manners . Interestingly , the most noticeable differences are between men and women policymakers . Men policymakers seem to locate their ideological orientation principally in ...
... women relate various policy concepts to ideology in similar manners . Interestingly , the most noticeable differences are between men and women policymakers . Men policymakers seem to locate their ideological orientation principally in ...
Page 757
... women's movement in the early 1970s , with its emphasis on female self - actualization through labor force roles , is often cited as a major source of change in women's work attitudes . An- other relevant social phenomenon is the ...
... women's movement in the early 1970s , with its emphasis on female self - actualization through labor force roles , is often cited as a major source of change in women's work attitudes . An- other relevant social phenomenon is the ...
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... women's political behavior reflects men's , their attitudes do differ : women , in gen- eral , are more likely to agree with the statement that " politics and government are too com- plicated for a person like me to understand . " From ...
... women's political behavior reflects men's , their attitudes do differ : women , in gen- eral , are more likely to agree with the statement that " politics and government are too com- plicated for a person like me to understand . " From ...
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