Pearls, Politics & Power: How Women Can Win and Lead is part memoir and part scholarly text. Written by the first female governor of Vermont, the text is based on interviews with women in politics with research to support the conclusions they draw. As a former Ambassador to her native Switzer- land and current faculty member, Madeleine Kunin writes a succinct, if not sometimes truncated, account of the status of women in American politics, touching on the primary barriers to women\u27s ascent to elected office. Con- sistent with the complex weaving of psychological and sociological factors that affect access to power, Kunin\u27s text moves between raising questions and (sometimes) providing answers. Approached with this understanding, the b...
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Reading this book helps one place the struggle for gender equity In leadership of schools into its r...
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Women of Power is an ambitious project, one which attempts to map the contribution of all 73 female ...
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The country is filled with powerful women, but women in power remain significantly underrepresented ...
Are women making progress in the political arena, or are their frustrations at access to elective of...
Alice Kang’s Bargaining for Women’s Lives is an impressive study of the competition between women ac...
Book review by Erin Tolley of 100 Questions About Women and Politics, author Manon Tremblay
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