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Glass Walls And Glass Ceilings Womens Representation In State And Municipal Bureaucracies Margaret Reid

Name: Glass Walls And Glass Ceilings Womens Representation In State And Municipal Bureaucracies Margaret Reid
SKU: BELL-1636766
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Glass Walls And Glass Ceilings Womens Representation In State And Municipal Bureaucracies Margaret Reid instant download after payment.

Publisher: Praeger

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.28 MB

Pages: 168

Author: Margaret Reid, William Miller, Brinck Kerr

ISBN: 9780275971953, 9780313059490, 0275971953, 0313059497

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Glass Walls And Glass Ceilings Womens Representation In State And Municipal Bureaucracies Margaret Reid by Margaret Reid, William Miller, Brinck Kerr 9780275971953, 9780313059490, 0275971953, 0313059497 instant download after payment.

Reid, Kerr, and Miller provide the first book-length, systematic national analysis of female representational patterns in state and municipal bureaucracies. They find that despite three decades of affirmative legislation, women remain underrepresented in the highest and best-paying positions in administrative and professional posts. These findings are critical to the democratic legitimacy of public agencies at a time when trust in public institutions is low.