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ABSTRACTThis bibliography is intended to serve as a guide to

information about women's participation in American politics.Emphasis is on materials published since 1965, but landmark workspublished earlier are also included. Many documents are fromunpublished sources; information on obtaining them is available fromthe Center for the American Woman and Politics (CAVP). Citationsinclude information on the following topics; women holding electiveand appointive office or employed in government or public service;voting behavior, political attitudes, political participation, andsocialization of women; women in the political parties; and women'selection campaigns. Also included are a limited number of citationsto materials on public policy issues related to women's rights suchas the Equal Rights Amendment, abortion, child care, employment,education, and legal rights. Entries are arranged according todocument type and are listed alphabetically by author or main entry.Periodicals are not indexed. A general subject index is provided. Thebibliography is updated periodically. (Author/KSE)

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WOMEN AND AMERICAN POLITICS

A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1965-1974

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Center for the American Woman and Politics (GAWP)Eagieton institute of Politics Rutgers-The State University

CENTER FOR THE RICAN WOMAN AND POLITICS

Eagleton Ins tute of PoliticsRutgersThe State University

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08901Phone: 201-828-2210

The Center for the American Woman and Politics (CAWP) is aunique, timely research and educational center committed to increasingknowledge about American women's participation in government andpolitics. As the newest unit within the Eagleton Institute of Politics,Rutgers University, the Center programs reflect Eagleton's tradition ofcreating research and educational programs of high standards focused onAmerican public life and government.

The Center believes in encouraging the full and effective involve-ment of women in American public life. National in scope, Center programssupport the growth and strength of a truly representative government responsiveto the needs of all citizens, female and male alike.

Center activities include: planning and testing model educationalprograms, generating and sponsoring research, convening conferences andsymposia, publishing and disseminating information. By designing andsponsoring a variety of related programs, the Center serves a catalytic rolein the development of important information about women's participation ingovernment and politics.

Established in 1971 with the aid of a Ford Foundation grant to theEagleton Institute, the Center for the American Woman and Politics seeksadditional funds to support its programs. Neither the Center for the Ameri-can Woman and Politics nor the Eagleton Institute of Politics is a lobbyingorganization. All programs undertaken by the Center and the Institute arenon-partisan, and all donations are tax-exempt.

PREFACE,

The Center for the American Woman and Politics (CAWP) intendsthis bibliography to serve as a guide to information about women's partici-pation in American politics. It is hoped that by giving an idea of what isavailable and by implication what has not yet been done, this bibliographywill stimulate new studies that will contribute to our knowledge of women!sparticipation in public life and government.

Emphasis is on materials published since 1965, but landmark workspublished earlier a:e also included. CAWP's specialized collection onwomen and American politics contains many of the unpublished sources listedin the bibliography which may not be readily availaole elsewhere; inquiriesare invited regarding this material.

Citations include information on the following topics: women holdingelective and appointive office or employed in government or public service;voting behavior, political attitudes, political participation, and socializationof women; women in the political parties; and women's election campaigns.Also included are a limited number of citations to materials on public policyissues related to women's rights such as the Equal Rights Amendment, abortion,child care, employment, education and legal rights.

Entries are arranged by format (see CONTENTS) and are listed alpha-betically by author or main entry. For the convenience of the reader, a generalsubject index is provided. The index should be used as a flexible guide tocitations. Because many of the subject categories overlap, readers are ad-vised to review the entire index. Periodicals are not indexed.

For retrospective coverage, the reader should consult Albert Krichmar'sThe Women's Rights Movement in the United States, 1848-1970: A Bibliography,and Sourcebook, Rosa line Levenson's Women in Government and Politics: ABibliography of American and Foreign Sources, and Morris Levitt's Women's Rolein American Politics (see bibliography for detailed citation).

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Since one of the purposes of the bibliography is to provide infor-mation about current materials, the Center plans to update the bibliographyfrequently. In order to make the bibliography as current and as comprehensiveas possible, users are urged to submit references to additional published andunpublished research and to work in progress.

Sara B. ChrismanInformation Services CoordinatorCenter for the American Woman and Politics

August 1974

CONTENTS

PREFACE ii

BIBLIOGRAPHY

BIBLIOGRAPHIES 1

ABSTRACTS, INDEXES 3

DICTIONARIES, DIRECTORIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS 3

GUIDES, HANDBOOKS 4PERIODICALS 5

BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS, REPORTS 7

ARTICLES, PAPERS, DISSERTATIONS 19RESEARCH IN PROGRESS 42

SUBJECT HEADING LIST

SUBIECT INDEX

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WOMEN AND AMERICAN POLITICS:SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1965-1974

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Astin, Helen S.; Suniewick, Nancy; and Dweck, Susan. Women, a Bibliographyon Their Education and Careers. Washington, ID.C.: Human Services Press,1971.

Babcock, Bar Lara; Freedman, Ann; Norton, Eleanor H.; and Ross, Susan D.Women and the Law: A Collection of Reading Lists Pittsburgh: KNOW,Inc., 1971.

Catalog of the Women's History Library. Berkeley: Women's History ResearchCenter, Inc., 1972.

Centex for the American Woman and Politics (GAWP'. Women and Politics:Research in Progress. New Brunswick, New Jersey: GAWP, 1973.

Gisler, Lucinda. Women: A Bibliography. New York: The Author, 1972.

Day Care and Child Development Council of America. Resources for Day Care:A List of Publications. Washington, D.C.: Day Care and Child Develop-ment Council of America, 1972.

Dollen, Charles, comp. Abortion in Context; A Select Bibliography. Metuchen,New Jersey: Scarecrow Press, 1970.

Drake, Kirs ten; Marks, Dorothy. and Wexford, Mary. Women's Woe,' andWomen's Studies 1971. New York: Parnard College, 1972.

Ellis, Dicki L.; Graves, K.; Grimstad, K.; and Marks, D. Women's Work andWomen's Studies, 1972. New York: Barnard College, 1974.

Geijerstam, Gunnar. An Annotated Bibliography of Induced Abortion . Ann Arbor:Center for Population Planning, 1969.

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Harmen, Linda A. , comp. Status of Women in Higher Education11963-1972:A Selective Bibliography. Ames: Iowa State University, 1973.

Hughes, Marija M. The Sexual Barrier: Legal and Economic Aspects ofEmployment. Washington, D.C.: The Author, 1970. (Supplement 1,1971; Supplement 2, 1972.)

Keefer, Pat. Bibliography on the ERA. Washington, D.C.: Common Cause,1973.

Krichmar, Albert. The Women's Rights Movement in the United States, 1848-1970: A BibliograPh_y_and Sourcebook. Metuchen. New Jersey: ScarecrowPress, 1972.

Levenson, Rosa line. Women in Government and Politics: A Biblio ra h ofAmerican and Foreign Sources. Monticello, Illinois: Council of PlanningLibrarians, 1973.

Levitt, Morris. Women's Role in American Politics. Monticello; Illinois:Council of Planning Librarians, 1973.

Porter, Mary. Bibliography: Women's Studies in Political Science. Lake Forest,Illinois: The Author, 1973.

Radcliffe Collect 3. Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History ofWomen in America: Tile Manuscripts Inventory ard the Catalog. Boston:G.K. Hail, 1973.

Robinson, Lora. Institutional Analysis of Sex Discrimination: A Review andAnnotated Bibliography. Washington, D.C.: ERIC, 1973.

Rosenberg, Marie, and Bergstrom, L. Women and Society: A Critical Review ofthe Literature with Selected Annotated Bibliography. Bevarly Hills: Sage, 1974.

Soltow, Martha; Forche, Carolyn; and Massre, Murray. Woinen in AmericanLabor History,_1825-1935: An Annotated Bibliography. East Lansing:Michigan State University, 1972.

U.S. Department of Labor. The Women's Bureau. Publications of the Women'sBureau, Leaflet #10. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office(G.P.O.), 1972.

American Women at the Crossroads: Directions for the Future.Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1970.

U.S. Library of Congress. Legislative Reference Service. The New Feminism:An Annotated Reading List. Washington, D.C.: The Library of Congress,1370.

Weisman, Carol. Current Research on Sex Roles. 3rd ed. Baltimore: Soci-ologists for Women in Society, 1973.

Westervelt, Ester M. Women's Higher and Continuing Education: An AnnotatedBibliography with Selected References on Related Aspects of Women's Lives.Princeton: College Entrance Examination Board, 1971.

Wheeler, Helen. Womanhood Media: Current Resources About Women. Metuchen,New Jersey: Scarecrow Press, 1972.

ABSTRACTS, INDEXES

Ireland, Norma 0. Index to Women of the World from Ancient to Modern Times:Biographies and Portraits. New York: Faxon, 1970.

Ms. Annual Index: Vol. 1 Jul 1972 -Lune 1973. New York: Ms. MagazineCorporation, 1973.

Whaley, Sara S. Women Studies Abstracts. Rush, New York: Women Studiesgostracts, Spring, 1972-.

DICTIONARIES, DIRECTORIES, ENCYCLOPEDIAS

Barrar, Myra, ed. Women's Or anizations and Leaders, 1973 Directory.Washington, D.C.: Today Publications, 1973.

Dannett, Sylvia. Profiles of Negro Womanhood, Vol. 'If Twentieth Century.New York: Educational Heritage, 1966.

Dymond, Jan, ed. Women in Public Service. Washington, D.C.: RepublicanNational Committee, 1972.

Notable American Women 1607-1950. Cambridge, Massachusetts: HarvardUniversity Press, 1971.

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Theis, Paul, and Henshaw, E., ed. Who's Who in American Politics. 4th ed.New York: R.R. Bowker, 1973.

Who's Who of American Women, 1974-1975. 8th ed. Chicago: Marquis, 1973.

Women's Action Alliance. Women's Action Alliance Directory. New York:Women's Action Alliance, 1973.

GUIDES, HANDBOOKS

American Association of University Women. Politics: A Practical Handbook.Livermore, California: Livermore Pleasanton Branch, 1973.

Colorado Commission on the Status of Women. See How She Runs: A Guide forthe Woman Candidate. Pueblo: Colorado Commission on the Status ofWomen, 1972.

Crater, Flora. The Woman Activist Guide for Women Candidates) Campaign '74.Falls Church, Virginia: The Author, 1973.

Democratic National Committee. Handbook for Democratic Candidates. Wash-ington, D.C.: Democratic National Committee, 1971.

,,emocratic National Committee. Office of Women's Activities. "How To"Materials Available. Washington, D.C.: Democratic National Committee,1973.

Kayden, Xandra. A Handbook for Women Entering Politics. Boston: WomenInvolved, 1973.

League of Women Voters. Is Politics Your Job? Washington, D.C.: Leagueof Women Voters, 1966.

Paizis, Suzanne. Political Woman's Handbook. Aptos, California: The Author,1973.

Politics is for Women. Newton Highlands, Massachusetts: Newton Women'sPolitical Caucus, 1973.

Republican National Committee. Women's Division. Women to Win. Washing-ton, D.C.: Republican National Committee, 1972.

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Ross, Susan. The Rights of Women: A Basic ACLU Guide to Women's Rights.New York: Avon Books, 1973.

Steinem, Gloria; Dworkin, S.; Abzug, B.; Kayden, X.; and Kerr, V. "SpecialSection: Running for Office." Ms., April, 1974, pp. 61-68.

U.S. Department of Labor. Women's Bureau. A Guide to Sources of Data onWomen & Women Workers in the United States and for Redasjkgeoand Local Areas. Washington, D.C. G.P.O., 1972.

1969 Handbook on Women Workers. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O.1969.

PERIODICALS

Alert, Inc. Alert: Women's Legislative Review. Middletown,

*American Association of University Women. AAUW journal.1972 -.

Betsy Hogan Associates. Womanpower. New York, 1973 -.

Sandra Brown Advertising. The Executive Woman. New York, 1973

Chamber of Commerce. Spotlight on Women in Public Affairs. Washington,D.C., 1967-1973.

Executive Chamber, State Capitol. Women's Unit News. Albany, New York, 1967 -.

Flora Crater. The Woman Activist. Falls Church, Virginia, 1971 -

House Committee on Constitutional Revision & Women's Rights. Capitol: Woman,East Lansing, Michigan, 1973 - .

*Interstate Commissions on the Status of Women. Breakthrough. New York,1970 -.

*League of Women Voters. The National Voter. Washington, D.C., 1951 -.

Connecticut, 1972...

Washington, D.C.

*Most state chapters of national woman's organizations publish their ownnewsletter or bulletins; state Commissions on the Status of Women usually pub-lish annual reports or evaluations.

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Linda J. Strothman. Illinois Women's Legislative Bulletin. Chicago,1971 - .

Majority Report, Inc. Majoriy Report. New York, 1971 -.

Marian Ash. Skirting the Capitol. Sacramento, California, 1967 -.Marjory Collins. Prime Time. Piermont, New York, 1973 -.

Martha Lindsey. The Liberator: An Independent journal of Commentary onFeminist Issues. Forth Worth, Texas, 1972 -.

Ms. Magazine Corporation. Ms. New York, 1972 - .

National Coalition for Research on Women's Education & Development. Comment.Washington, D.C., 1966- .

*The National Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs, Inc.National Business Woman. Washington, D. C., 1919 -.

*The National Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs, Inc.On and Of the Record. Washington, D.C., 1972 -.

* National Organization for Women. Do It NOW. New York, 1968 -.

* National Organization for Women. NOW Acts. Chicago, 1968 -.

*National Women's Political Caucus. NWPC Newsletter. Washington, D.C.,1971-.

New Directions for Women in New Jersey. Dover, New Jersey, 1972 -.

Off Our Backs, Inc. Off Our Backs. Washington, D.C., 1970 -.

Pennsylvanians for Women's Rights. PWR. Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1972 -.

Pro Se: National os.w Women's Newsletter. Boston, 1972 -.

Susan Davis. The Spokeswoman. Chicago, 1971 -.

Today Publications. Women Today. Washington, D.C., 1971 -.

United Nations. Newsletter on Lie Status of Women. New York, 1950 -.

U..S. Department of Libor. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Monthly Labor Review.Washington, D.C., 1878 - .

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Women's Bureau. Women & Work. Washington, D.C., 1973 -.

U.S. Department of State. Women in the World. Washington, D.C., 1973 -.

W.I.S. Women in Struggle. Winneconne, Wisconsin, 1972 -.

Women's Caucus for Political Science. WCPS Newsletter. Washington, D.C.,1971- .

*Women's Equity Action League. Washington Report. Washington, D.C. , 1971- .

Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press. Media Report to Women. Washing-ton, D.C., 1972 -.

Women's Lobby. Women's Lobby Quarterly. Washington, D.C., 1973 -.

Women's Rights Law Reporter, Inc. Women's Rights Law Reporter. Newark, NewJersey, 1971 -.

BOOKS, MONOGRAPHS, REPORTS

Abzug, Bella. Bella! Ms. Abzug Goes to Washington. New York: SaturdayReview Press, 1972.

Aldrich, Michele; Oliver, Rose; and Spencer, Kathie. Women's Issues inMassachusetts. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Women Involved, 1973.

Almond, Gabriel, and Verba, Sidney. The Civic Culture. Boston: Little,Brown & Company, 1965.

American Association of University Women. Status of Women Commission.Do Women Have Much Power in Connecticut State Government? Storrs:AAUW, 1971.

Amundsen, Kirsten. The Silenced Majority. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey;Prentice Hall, 1971.

Andreas, Carol. Sex and Caste in America. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey:Prentice Hall, 1971.

Astin, Helen S. The Woman Doctorate in America: Origins, Career, andFamily. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1969.

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Attwood, Cynthia. Women in Fellowship and Training Programs. Washington,D.C.: Association of American Colleges, 1972.

Bach, Patricia G. Women in Public Life in Wisconsin: A Preliminary Report.Milwaukee: Alverno Research Center on Women, 1971.

Baker, Elizabeth. Technology and Women's Work. New York: Columbia Uni-versity Press, 1966.

Barnes, Earl. Women in Modern Society. New York: Huebsch, 1973.

Basil, Douglas. Women in Management. New York: Dunellen PublishingCompany, 1972.

Berelson, Bernard; Lazarsfield, Paul; and McPhee, William. Voting. Chicago:University of Chicago Press, 1954.

Bernard, Jessie. Women and the Public Interest: An Essay on Policy andProtest. Chicago: Atherton, 1971.

Bernstein, Susan, and Brooks, Pamela. Where Have All the Women Gone?Training Women in Public Affairs. California: Coro Eoundation, 1971.

Bird, Caroline, and Briller, Sara. Born Female: The High Cost of KeepingWomen Down. New York: David McKay, 1968.

"Black Women in the World of Work." Contact, 3:10 (Fall, 1973), entire issue.

Bloch, Peter; Anderson, D.; and Gervais, P. Policewomen on Patrol. Washing-ton, D.C.: Police Foundation, 1973.

Boserup, Ester. Women's Role in Economic Development. New York: St.Martin's Press, 1970.

Bowen, William, and Finegan, T.A. The Economics of Labor Force Participation.Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1969.

Brewer, M.W. Behind the Promises: Equal Employment Opportunity in theFederal Government. Washington, D.C.: Public Interest ResearchGroup, 1972.

Brown, Barbara; Emerson, T.; Falk, Gail; and Freedman, Ann. "Symposium onthe Legal Rights of Women." New York Law Forum, 17:2 (1971), entireissue.

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Brownmiller, Susan. Shirley Chisholm. New York: Doubleday, 1970.

Cain, Glen. Married Women in the Labor Force. Chicago: University ofChicago Press, 1966.

California Commission on the Status of Women. Transcript of Public Hearingson the Status of Women in 1973. Sacramento:, State of California, 1973.

Campbell, Angus, and Cooper. Homer. Group Differences in Attitudes andVotes. Ann Arbor: Survey Research Center, 1956.

Campbell, Angus; Converse, P.; Miller, W.; and Stokes, D. The AmericanVoter. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1964.

Carden, Maren. The New Feminist Movement. New York: Basic Books, 1974.

Carnegie Commission on Higher Education. Opportunities for Women in HigherEducation: Their Current Partici ation Pros ects for the Future and Recom-mendations for Action. New Jersey: McGraw-Hill, 1973.

Carter, Hugh, and Glick, Paul. Marriage and Divorce: A Social and EconomicStudy. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press, 1970.

Catt, Carrie, and Schuler, Nettie. Woman Suffrage and Politics. Seattle:University of Washington Press, 1969.

Center for the American Woman and Politics (CAW?). Women State Legislators:Report from a Conference. New Brunswick, New Jersey: CAWP, 1972.

Chafe, William. The American Woman: Her Changing Social, Economic andPolitical Roles, 1920-1970. New York: Oxford University Press, 1973.

Chamberlain, Hope. A Minorit of Members: Women in the U.S. Con ress.New York: Praeger, 1973.

"Changing Women in a Changing Society." American Journal of Sociology, 78:4

(January, 1973), entire issue.

Chicago City Council. Report on the City of Chicago Employment DiscriminationAgainst Women. Chicago: Chicago City Council, 1972.

Chisholm, Shirley. The Good Fight. New York: Harper and Row, 1973.

. Unbought and Unbossed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1970.

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Citizens' Advisory Council on the Status of Women. The Equal Rights Amendment& 61imony & Child Support Laws. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1972.

The Egual Rights Amendment--Senator Ervin's Minority Report and,the Yale Law Journal. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1972.

. Interpretation of the Equal Rights Amendment in Accordance withLegislative History. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1974.

The Proposed ERA to the U.S. Constitution. Washington, D.C.:G.P.O., 1970.

Recognition of Economic Contribution of Homemakers and Protectionin Divorce Law & Practice. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1974.

Women in 1973. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1974.

. Women in 1972. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1973.

Women in 1971. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1972.

. Women in 1970. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1971.

Common Cause. Action Program for Ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.Washington, D.C.: Common Cause, 1973.

. Status Report on ERA. Washington, D.C.: Common Cause, 1973.

Connecticut Conference on the Status of Women. 51% Minority. Storrs:Connecticut Education Association, 1972.

Council of State Governments. All Are Created Egual. Lexington, Kentucky:The Council of State Governments, 1973.

Crowley, Joan; Levitin, Theresa; and Quinn, Robert. Facts and Fictions aboutthe American Working Woman. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department ofLabor, 1973.

Davidson, Kenneth M.; Ginsburg, Ruth B.; and Kay, Herma H. Sex-BasedDiscrimination: Text, Cases and Materials. St. Paul: West Publishing,1974.

Day Care Survey 1970: Summary Report and Basic Analysis. Washington, D.C.:Westinghouse Learning Corporation, 1971.

Democratic National Committee. Mandate for Reform. Washington, D.C.:Democratic National Committee, 1971.

Dienes, C. Thomas. Law, Politics and Birth Control. Urbana: University ofIllinois Press, 1972.

Dillon, Mary, ed. Woman Power and Politics t New York: Barron's EducationalSeries, 1972.

Dreyer, Edward, and Rosenbaum, Walter. Political ()Pinion & Behavior. 2nd ed.Belmont, Czlifornia: Wadsworth Publishing, 1970.

Duverger, Marin.ce. The Political Role of Women. Paris: UNESCO, 1955.

Eastwood, Mary. Fighting Job Discrimination: Three Federal Approaches.Washington, D.C.: Today Publications, 1971.

Englebarts, Rudolf. Women in the United States Congress, 1917-1972. Littleton,Colorado: Libraries Unlimited, 1974.

Epstein, Cynthia. Women's Place: Options and Limits in Professional Careers.Berkeley: University of California Press, 1970.

"Equal Rights for Women: A Symposium on the Proposed Constitutional Amendments."Harvard Civil Rights/Civil Liberties Review, 6:2 (March, 1971), entire issue.

"ERA." Women Law Journal, 59 (Winter, 1973), entire issue.

"The ERA: A Constitutional Basis for Equal Rights for Women." Yale Law Journal,80:5 (April, 1971), entire issue.

Feldman, Saul. Esca e from the Doll's House: Women in Graduate and Profes-sional School Education. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1973.

Ferris, Abbott. Indicators of Trends in the Status of American Women. NewYork: Russell Sage Foundation, 1971.

Ficklen, Mary, comp. The Education of Women for Social and Political Leader-.ship. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1967.

Fleming, Alice. The Senator from Maine. New York: Crowell, 1969.

Flexner, Eleanor. A Century of Struggle. New York: Atheneum, 1972.

. Women's Rights--Unfinished Business. New York: Public AffairsCommittee, 1971.

Ginzburg, Eli. Lifestyle:, of Educated Women. New York: Columbia UniversityPress, 1966.

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Glazer- Malbin, Nona, and Waehrer, Helen Y. Woman In A Man-Made World:A Socioeconomic Handbook. Chicago: Rand McNally & Company, 1972.

Graham, Frank. Margaret Chase Smith: Woman of Courage. New York: Day,1964.

Greenstein, Fred. Children and Politics. New Haven: Yale University Press,1965.

Gruberg, Martin. Women in American Politics: An Assessment and Sourcebook.Oshkosh, Wisconsin: Academia Press, 1968.

Hammer, Susan. Report on the Status of Women in State Service. Olympia,Washington: Washington State Department of Personnel, 1971.

Harbeson, Gladys E. Choice and Challenge for the American Woman. Cambridge,Massachusetts: Schenkman, 1971.

Harris, Louis. The 1972 Virginia Slims American Women's Opinion Poll: ASurvey of the Attitudes of Women on Their Roles in Politics and the Ezonomy.New York: Louis Harris Associates, 1972.

Heath, Kathryn. Legislation and Its Implications for Eliminating Sex Bias.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare,1973.

Hess, Robert, and Torney, Judith. The Development of Political Attitudes inWomen. New York: Aldine, 1967.

Holcomb, Morrigene. Women in the United States Congress. Washington,D.C.: Congressional Research Service, The Library of Congress, 1971.

Hole, Judith, and Levine, Ellen. Rebirth of Feminism. New York: QuadrangleBooks, 1971.

Holmstrom, Lynda. The Two-Career Family. Cambridge, Massachusetts:Schenkman, 1972.

Huckle, Patricia. Employment of Women in Local Government. Los Angeles:Center for Urban Affairs, University of Southern California, 1972.

Interdepartmental Committee on the Status of Women. American Women, 1963-1968. Washington, D.C.: G.P.O., 1966.

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. Report on Progress in 1965 on Status of Women. Washington,D.C.: G.P.O., 1966.

Jacquette, Jane, ed. Women in Politics. New York: john Wiley & Sons, 1974.

Kanowitz, Leo. Sex Roles in Law and Societ : Cases and Materials. Albuquerque:University of New Mexico Press, 1973.

. Women and the Law: The Unfinished Revolution. Albuquerque:University of New Mexico Press, 1971.

Kim, Sookon. Dual Careers: Longitudinal Study of Labor Market Experienceof Women. Washington, D.C.: ERIC, 1972.

Kingdon, John W. Candidates for Office: Beliefs and Strate ies. New York:Random House, 1966.

Kirkpatrick, jeane. Political Woman. New York: Basic Books, 1974.

Kraditor, Aileen S. The Ideas of the Woman Suffrage Movement, 1890-1920.New York: Columbia University Press, 1965.

Kreps, Juanita. Sex in the Marketplace: American Women at Work. Baltimore:Johns- Hopkins Press, 1971.

Lamson, Peggy. Few Are Chosen: American Women in Political Life TodaBoston: Houghton Mifflin, 1968.

Lane, Robert E. Political Life: Why People Get Involved in Politics. Illinois:The Free Press, 1964.

Lash, Joseph. Eleanor and Franklin. New York: Norton, 1971.

Eleanor: The Years Alone. New York: Norton, 1972.

Legal Abortion in the United States. New York: Planned Parenthood Federationof America, 1973.

Leppaluoto, jean R. , ed. Women on the Move: A Feminist Perspective.Eugene: University of Oregon Press, 1973.

Lewis, William. Declaration of Conscience. New York: Doubleday, 1972.

Linden, Fabian. Women: A Demographic, Social and Economic Presentation.New York: Conference Board, 1973.

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Lopata, Helen Z. Occupation: Housewife. London: Oxford University Press,1971.

Loring, Rosalind, and Wells, Theodora. Breakthrough: Women Into Manage-ment. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1972.

Macleod, Jennifer, and Silverman, Sandra. You Won't Do: What Textbookson U.S. Government Teach Hi h School Girls. Pittsburgh: KNOW, Inc.. 1973.

Mednick, Martha, and Tang:i, Sandra, ed. "New Perspectives on Woruen."The journal of Social Issues, 28:2 (1972), entire issue.

Michigan Legislative Service Bureau. Women in Michigan State Goverr'ient.Lansing: Michigan Legislative Service Bureau, 1972.

Murphy, Irene. Public Policy_ on the Status of Women: An Agenda and Strategyfor the Seventies. New York: Lexington Books, 1973.

New Jersey Women on Employment. Probable Cause for Alarm)!kPreliminaryStudy f the Status of Women in the New Jersey State Government. Prince-ton: Women on Employment, 1973.

"The New Mexico Equal Rights Amendment--Assessing Its Impact." New MexicoLaw Review, 3 (January, 1973), entire issue.

New York City. Commission on Human Rights. Women's Role in ContemporarySociety., New York: Avon, 1972.

O'Neill, William. Everyone Was Brave: The Rise and Fall of Feminism inAmerica. New York: Quadrangle, 1969.

. The Woman's Movement: Feminism in the United States andEngland. New York: Quadrangle, 1969.

Oppenheimer, Valerie K. The Female Labor Force in the United States: Demo-graphic and Economic Factors Governin Its Growth and Chan in Com osition.Berkeley: University of California Press, 1970.

"The Political Economy of Women." Review of Radical Political Economics,4:3 (July, 1972), entire issue.

"Progress in Family Law." Annals of the American Academy of Political andSocial Science, 276 (May, 1969), entire issue.

Ralph Nader Congress Project. Citizens Look at Congress. Bella S. Abzug,Democratic Representative from New York. Washington, D.C.: Grossman1972.

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. Edith Green Democratic Representative from Oregon. Washing-ton, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

. Ella T. Grasso Democratic Representative from Connecticut.Washington, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

Julia Butler Hansen, Democratic Representative from Washington.Washington, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

. Leonor K. Sullivan( Democratic Representative from Missouri.Washington, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

. Louise Day Hicks, Democratic Representative from Massachusetts.Washington, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

. Margaret M. Heckler, Republican Representative from Massachusetts.Washington, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

. Patsy T. Mink, Democratic Representative from Hawaii. Washing-ton, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

Shirley Chisholm, Democratic Representative from New York.Washington, D.C.: Grossman Publishers, 1972.

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Berman, Harriet K. "Job Bias: The Working Woman." Civil Liberties, 298(September, 1973), 2.

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Bryce, Herrington, and Warrick, Alan. "Black Women in Electoral Politics.Washington, D.C. , Joint Center for Political Studies, 1973.

Bullock, Charles, and Heys, Patricia. "Recruitment of Women for Congress:A Research Note." Western Political 9uarterly, 25 (September, 1972),416-423.

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Burstein, Patricia, and Cimons, Marlene. "Women Who Won." Ms., March,1973, pp. 68-71.

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Card, Emily. "Organizing the National Women's Political Caucus in OrangeCounty, California." Paper presented at the annual meeting of theAmerican Political Science Association, Washington, D.C., September,1972.

Carmody, Deirdre. "Feminists Shifting Emphasis from Persons to Politics."New York Times, August 22, 1972.

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Chandola, Harish. "New Position of Women." Economic and Political Weekly,8 (April 21, 1973), 744-746.

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Davidson, Sara. "Girls on the Bandwagon: Political Girls on Capitol Hill."Mc Calls, August, 1970, pp. 32-42.

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. "Positive Effect of the Multiple Negative: Explaining the Successof Black Professional Women." American Iournal of Sociology, 78 (January,1973), 892-911.

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Falk, Carol. "Why Feminists Are Against Nixon9, 1972, p. 10.

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. "Resocialization of Men's Attitudes Toward Women's Role inSociety." Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American PoliticalScience Association, 1970.

Feldman, Harold, and Feldman, M. "Preferences by Low-Income Women AboutDay Care." Human Ecology Forum, 4 (August, 1973), 16-18.

Fengler, Alfred. "Women in State Politics: Why So Few?" Unpublished paper,Middlebury, Vermont, 1973.

Fields, Daisy B. "A Case of Non-Feasance." The Bureaucrat, 1:3 (Fall, 1972),22b-234.

Flanders, Dwight P., and Anderson, P.E. "Sex Discrimination in Employment:Theory and Practice." Industrial-Labor Relations Review, 26 (April, 1973),938-955.

Flickinger, Harry. "Three Factors for Success at the Office of Management andBudget." The Bureaucrat, 1:3 (Fall, 1972), 256-258.

Foote, D. "Role Stress and Cultural Resources: A Study of the Role of WomenMembers of Congress." Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Michigan StateUniversity, 1971.

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Frazer, John. "Orientation Toward Parents and Political Efficacy." WesternPolitical Quarterly, 25 (December, 1974), 643-647.

Freeman, Jo. "The 51% Minority Group: A Statistical Essay." Sisterhood isPowerful. Edited by Robin Morgan. New York: Random House, 1970.

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Freidman, J.W. "Sex and the Law." Industrial and Labor Relations Forum,7 (October, 1971), 36-55.

Freund, Paul. "The Equal Rights Amendment Is Not the Way." Harvard CivilRights/Civil Liberties Review, 6:2 (March, 1971), 234-242.

Fuchs, Victor. "Differences in Hourly Earnings Between Men and Women."Woman in a Man-Made World: A Socio-economic Handbook. Edited byN. Glazer- Malbin and H.Y. Waehrer. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1972.

Fuentes, Sonia P. "Federal Remedial Sanctions: Focus on Title VII." Val-paraiso University Law Review, 5:2 (1971), 374-396.

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Gelb, Joyce, and Sardell, Alice. "Strategies for the Powerless: The WelfareRights Movement in New York City." Paper presented at the annual meetingof the American Political Science Association, New Orleans, September, 1973.

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Glassman, Carol. "Women and the Welfare System." Sisterhood is Powerful.Edited by Robin Morgan. New York: Random House, 1970.

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Grant, Isabella H. "How Much of a Partnership Is Marriage?" The HastingsLaw Journal, 23:1 (November, 1973), 249-258.

Grant, Joanne. "Mississippi Politics: A Day in the Life of Ella T. Baker."The Black Woman: An Anthology. Edited by Toni Cade. New York: Signet,1970.

Gray, Betty. "Sex Bias and Cyclical Unemployment." Womaniiin a Man-MadeWorld: A Socio-economic Handbook. Edited by N. Glazer-Malbin and H.Y.Waehrer. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1972.

Griffiths, Martha. "The Law Must Reflect the New Image of Women." TheHastings Law Journal, 23:1 (November, 1971), 4-14.

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Gubbels, Robert. "The Supply and Demand for Women Workers." Woman in aMan-Made World: A Socio-economic Handbook. Edited by N. Glazer-Malbin and H.Y. Waehrer. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1972.

Hale, Mariclaire, and Kanowitz, Leo. "Women and the Draft: A Response toCritics of the Equal Rights Amendment." The Hastings Law Journal, 23:1(November, 1971), 199-220.

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Heinz, Anne. "Sex Differences in Legal Socialization and Arrest Rates."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation, New Orleans, September, 1973.

Heiskanen, Veronica S. "Sex Roles, Social Class and Political Consciousness."Acta Sociologica, (Summer, 1971), 83-95.

Hendsch, Shirley. "Issues and Trends: Women's Moyement in the West."Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Political ScienceAssociation New Orleans, Se,,tember, 1973.

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Safran, Claire. "What You Should Know About the Equal Rights Amendment."Redbook. June, 1973, reprint.

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RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

Ario, Lois. 705 E. 44th St., Indianapolis, Indiana"Assemblymen and Councilmen: Women Legislators in Indiana"

An analysis of women's political career lines and the opportunitystructures within which women must operate ( dissertation project).

Blackington, Barbette. Director, International Institute of Women Studies, 1615Myrtle St., N.W., Washington, D.C.

Research into female participation in the political system.

Boles, Janet. 2812 Rio Grande #205, Austin, Texas"The Coalescence of Controversy: Conditions Surrounding the Proposed

Equal Rights Amendment" (dissertation project).

Chapman, Shirley. Department of Political Science, Tennessee State University,Johnson City, Tennessee

Project for the Tennessee Governor's Commission on the Rights of Women.

Charlton, Sue Ellen. Department of Political Science, Colorado State University,Boulder, Colorado

Research on political behavior and attitudes of women political activistsat the state and local levels in Colorado.

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Chaney, Elsa. Department of Political Science, l'ordham University, Now York

A study of the effect on political participation of women's self-iiii(jeand view of roles.

Cummings, Bernice. 3 Clent Road, Great Neck, Long Island, New YorkA study of whether or not women will support other women in politics

(dissertation project).

Diamond, Irene. Department of Political Science, University of Vermont, Burlington"Women and the State Legislatures: An Aggregate and Survey Analysis"

(dissertation project).

Feagans, Jan. Affirmative Action Program, University of PittsburghAn analysis of 22 women legislators from the U.S. Congress and two state

legisiatures (dissertation project).

Gross, Elaine. 76 Cross Highway, Westport, ConnecticutA study of women's roles in political power and decision making.

hartry, Bertha. 3 James Street, Cambridge, MassachusettsRadcliffe Institute Fellowship for 1973-75

A study of the impact of the feminist movement on women in politics.

Hightower, Nikki. 5u Norwood Road, Northport, New York"Women Politicians: Social Backgrounds, Self-Concepts and Sex-Role

Stereotypes" (dissertation project).

Huck le, Patricia. Department of Political Science, University of SouthernCalifornia, Los Angeles

A study of the status of women in local government and developing affirma-tive action strategies to equalize employment.

Kirkpatrick, Jeane J. department of Political Science, Georgetown University,Washington, D.C.

An analysis of data about women delegates at the two 1972 national politicalconventions.

Klotzburger, Katherine. Ass:stant to the Chancellor, City University of New YorkResearch on sex role socialization and the political consequences of the

political socialization process.

Kramz, Harry, Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C.A study of the need for a more representative government bureaucracy through

improve methods of selecting women and minorities.

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Kruschke, Earl R. Department of Political Science, California State University,Chico, California

An analysis of the socio-psychological correlates of female politicalparticipation.

Lansing, Marjorie. Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti, MichiganSecondary analysis of date from the University of Michigan's Survey Re-

search Center on the voting behavior of women.

Lee, Marsha. Department of Political Science, Rutgers University, New Bruns-wick, New Jersey

Research on the nature and extent of women's participation in politics inWestchester County, New York.

Liss, Lora. Department of Sociology, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Teaneck,New Jersey

Research on women and social policies.

McDonald, Jean. Department of Political Science, University of Oklahoma,Norman, Oklahoma

A study of recruitment, characteristics and activities of women countychairpersons of both parties in all of the states.

McPherson, Myra. Policy Research Associate (1973-1974), Eagleton Instituteof Politics, New Brunswick, New Jersey

Research on the effects of political life on the private lives of politiciansand their families.

Milburn, Josephine. Department of Political Science, University of Rhode Island,Providence

Writing an introductory book on women in politics which is aimed at basiccourses in American Government and Women in Politics.

Musick-Jacobsen, Judith. Department of Sociology, University of Oregon,Eugene, Oregon

A study of feminist orientation and political positions of women whoserved as delegates to the Democratic Convention in 1972.

O'Brien, Denise. Department of Anthropology, Temple University, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania

"Does the Congresswoman Need a Wife?"

O'Sullivan, Elizabeth. School of Public Service, Grand Valley State College,Allendale, Michigan

"The Relationship of Reference Groups and Self-Esteem to Women'sPolitical Interest and Opinion Leadership" (dissertation project).

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Paget, Karen. 1162 Lincoln Place, Boulder, ColoradoStudying women candidates for City Council in Boulder, Colorado and

voter attitudes toward women (dissertation project).

Rabb, Harriet. Columbia University Law School, New YorkResearch on women and the law.

Rodman,. Hyman. 'i:ookings Institution, Washington, D.C.Research on the family and public policy.

Schramm, Sarah S. Department of Political Science, George Washington Uni-versity, Was hington, D.C.

Studying women and politics at the national level.Editing a resource booklet, "Dolt Yourself: Women's Studies" to be

published by KNOW, Inc.

Sells, Lucy W. Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley,California

"Sex Differences in Graduate School Survival" (dissertation project).

Semel, Vickie. Department of Political Science, Livingston College, RutgersUniversity

An analysis of the motivations of regular versus reform Democratic partyworks i.i New Jersey; has data coded by sex.

Stiehm, Judith. Department of Political Science, University cf SouthernCalifornia, Los Angeles,

Editing transcripts of proceedings of the conference: "Women in PublicLife" held at the University of Southern California, spring 1973.

Stoper, Emily. Department of .Political Science, California State University,Hayward., California

Research on the conflictingroles of married women state legislators.

Wittner, Judith, and Mason, Karen. Department of Political Science, Universityof Illinois, Cnicago Circle, Illinois

Research on vv.cnien and politics.

Zisk, dotty H Department of Political Science, Boston UniversityA study of sex differences in leadership roles among ethnic groups in

American cities.

SUBIECT HEADING LIST

Abortion Presidential Politics

Biography Sex Discrimination

Candidates and Campaigning Socialization, Sex Roles

Child Care State Legislatures and StateGovernment

EconomicsStatus of Women

EducationSuffrage

EmploymentUnited Nations

Equal Rights AmendmentU . S . Congress

Legal Rights LegislationVoting Behavior

Marriage, Family LawWomen in Government Service

Minority Women and PoliticsWomen in the Political Parties

Municipal and Local GovernmentWomen's Organizations

Political Role, Participation and AttitudeWomen's Rights Movement,

Political Socialization Women's History

SUBJECT INDEX

ABORTION

Charles, A., 23Clapp, J., 23Dollen, C., 1Geijerstam, G., 1Goodman, J., 27Legal Abortion in the U.S., 13

Abzug, B., 7Barth, I., 20Brownmiller, S., 9Chamberlain, H., 9Chisholm, S., 9Dannett, S., 3Englebarts, R., 11Fleming, M., 11Graham, F. , 12Grant, J., 27Gruberg, M., 12

Means, C., 33Moore, E., 34Sarvis, B., 15Schur, E., 37Walbert, D., 18

BIOGRAPHY

Holcomb, M., 12, 29Ireland, N.O., 3Israel, L., 29Lash, J., 13Lewis, W., 13Notable American Women, 3Shadegg, S., 16Smith, M.C., 16Theis, P., 4Who's Who of American Women, 4

CANDIDATES AND CAMPAIGNING

AAUW, 4Asbury, E., 20Burstein, P., 22Chisholm, S. , 9

Colorado Commission on StatusWomen, 4

Crater, F., 4DNC, 4DNC, Office of Women's Activi-

ties, 4Kayden, X., 4League of Women Voters, 4

Marcus, B., 33Nies, J., 35Paizis, S., 4Pblitics Is for Women,

of RNC, 4Steinem, G., 5, 38U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee

Rules and Administration, 18"Women Candidates: Many More ,

"Women Candidates: The Voters Verdict", 41

4

on

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CHILD CARE

Allewelt, M., 20Angrist, S., 20Day Care and Child Development

Council of America 1

Day Care Survey 1970, 10

Ellis, D., 24Koontz, E.D., 31U.S. Dept. of Labor, 18, 39

ECONOMICS

Benston, M., 21Bergman, B., 21Boserup, E., 8Chafe, W., 9, 22Citizens Advisory Council, 10Fuchs, V., 26Glassman, C., 27Glazer-Malbin, N., 12Hughes, M. , 29Iglitzin, L., 29Lampman, R., 31Moran, R., 34

Astin, H., 1, 7Attwood, C., 8Basil, D., 8Carnegie Commission, 9Drake, K., 1Ficklen, M., 11Flexner, E. , 11Ginsberg, R., 11Hcamen, L., 2Harris, A., 28Murray, P., 34

Astin, H., 1, 7Attwood, C., 8Baker, E., 8

Murphy, T., 34Murray, P., 34"The Political Economy of Women", 14Pyun, C., 36Stein, R., 38Suter, L. , 39U.S. Congress. House. Committee

on Banking and Currency, 17U.S. Congress. House and Senate.

joint Economic Committee of Congress, 17U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 39

EDUCATION

Sandler, B. , 37Sells, L., 38U.S. Congress. House. Committee

on Education and Labor, 17U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee

on Labor and Public Welfare, 18U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 39U.S. Dept. of Labor, 40Westervelt, E., 3"Women and Education", 19

EMPLOYMENT

Bell, C., 20Bern, S., 20Berger, C. , 21

Bird, C., 8Bloch, P., 8Bowen, W., 8Boyer, E., 22Boyle, M.B., 22Brewer, M.W., 8Burnes, J.A. , 22Cain, G., 22Chafe, W., 9, 22Chicago City Council,Chisholm, S., 23Cook, A., 23Crowley, J., 10Darien, J., 23Drake, K., 1Duckworth, T., 24Eastwood, M., 11Ellis, D., 1Epstein, C., 11, 24, 25Farley, J., 25Flexner, E., 11Fuchs, V., 26Fuentes, S., 26Goldman, N., 27Gray, B., 27Gubbels, R., 28Hammer, S., 12Havens, E., 28Heide, W.S., 28Holstrom, L., 12Huck le, P., 12Hughes, M., 29Hulett, J., 29Illinois. Dept. of Labor, 29Kim, S., 13Koontz, E.D., 31Kreps, J., 13

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EMPLOYMENT (Cont.)

Bayh, B., 20Boles, J., 42Benson, L., 20

Loring, R., 14Markoff, H., 33Michigan Legislative Service Bureau, 14Moore, L., 34Moran, R., 34Murphy, T.E., 34N.J. Women on Employment, 14Oldham, J., 35Oppenheimer, V., 14, 35Philips, B., 35Pietrofesa, J., 35Poloma, M., 36Pressman, S., 36Pyun, C., 36Report of the APSA Committee, 36Rossi, A., 15, 36Sandler, B., 37Sape, G., 37Seiler, N. , 16Shea, J., 16Sixteen Reports , 16Soltow, M., 2Suelzle, M., 38Suter, L., 39Tinker, J. , 39Tipple; M., 39Trade Union Leader, 39U.S. Civil Service, 17U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee

on Post Office & Civil Service, 18U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 39U.S. Dept. of Labor, 5, 39, 40Waldman, E., 40Willett, R., 41Women's Work..., 19

EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT

Citizens Advisory Council, 10Common Cause, 10Dorsen, N., 24

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EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT (Cont.)

Emerson, N., 24"Equal Rights for Women..." , 11"ERA", 11"The ERA: A Constitutional Basis

for Equal Rights of Women", 11Flexner, E., 11Freund, P., 26Hale, M., 28Keefer, P., 2Krichmar, A., 2Kurland, P. , 31Martin, P. , 33

Mink, P., 34Murray, P., 34Novick, L., 35Rawalt, M., 36Safran, C., 37U.S. Congress.

on Judiciary,U.S. Congress. Senate.

on judiciary, 17Wisconsin Legislative Reference

Bureau, 19

House.17

Committee

Committee

LE ;:'AL RIGHTS LZGISLATIOrT

Abzug, B., 19Babcock, B., 1Berger, C., 21Brown, B., 8Chafe, W., 9, 22Council of State Governments,Dienes, C.T., 11Eastwood, M., 24Freeman, J., 26Friedman, J., 26Glassman, C., 27Griffiths, M., 27Heath, K., 28Heinz, A., 28Johnston, J.D., 30Kanowitz, L., 13Klein, F.J., 30"A Little Dearer...", 32Mink, P., 34

Moran, R., 34Murphy, I., 14, 34Murphy, T.E., 34Nagel, S., 35Purcell, S., 36

10 Rabb, H., 45Rawalt, M., 36Sassower, D., 37Schudler, D., 37Seidenberg, F., 38Stanely, N., 38Steele, E., 38"Symposium of Legal Rights of Women","Symposium on Women and Law", 16"Symposium on Women's Rights", 16Wanner, C., 40White, J., 41Women's Lobby, 19Women's Research Center of Boston, 19

MARRIAGE, FAMILY LAW

Bell, C., 20Cain, G. , 22Carter, H., 9Citizens Advisory Council, 10Darien, J., 23Grant, J., 27Havens, E., 28Holstrom, L., 12Hughes, M., 29

"Legal Disabilities..." , 32Lopata, H., 14McPherson, M., 44Poloma, M., 36"Progress in Family Law", 14Shea, J., 16U.S. Dept. of Labor. Bureau of

Labor Statistics, 39U.S. Dept. of Labor, 39, 40

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MINORITY WOMEN AND POLITICS

i3ryc::e, II., 22Epstein, C., 25Grant, J., 27Hare, N., 28Lansing, M., 31Longauex y Vasquez, E., 32

j. , 33Murray, P., 34, 34Pressman, S., 36U.S. Dept. of Labor, 39Zisk, B., 45

MUNICIPAL AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

AAUW, 7Ario, L., 42Bach, P., 8Charlton, S., 42Chicago City Council, 9Doing, L., 24Eydc?, T.., 25Gruberg, M., 12Huck le, P., 12, 29Lee, M., 32, 44

POLITICAL ROLE,

Abzug, B., 7, 19Almoni, 7Araunds:.m, k's., 7, 20,Asbury, A.. 2n3cnnott, S. , 21.)

Ber.1:;tein,fsitIv.:kincit.-..m, B. , 42Booth, A., 21Bourque, S., 21, 221300, R., 22Chute, W., 9, 22Charitc,n, S., 42(.3hdrnay, E., 43Chisholm, S., 9, 23Christy, C., :i."3

L3:_.;onstantini, L., 21Cummings, B. , 43!)ilion, M. , 11

1.) E., 11Duverger , M. , 11

Elshtain, J., 24Erskine, H., 25Falk, (;., 25ricklen, M., 11

j.. 26Gelb, 1., 27

Levenson, R., 2Levit, M., 2Malone, J., 33McDonald, j., 44Mullins, C., 34Paget, K., 45Porter, M., 36Stewart, A.,Women in Municipal Administration, 19Women's Incentives, 19

PARTICIPATION AND ATTITUDE

Gross, E., 43Gruberg, M., 12, 27, 27

20 Harris, L., 28Harty, B., 43Hightower, N., 43"How Women Are Doing in Politics", 29Jacquette, J., 13, 30Jennings, M.,Joseph, G., 30Kingdon, J., 13Kirkpatrick, J., 13, 43Klotzburger, K., 43Kramz, H.; 43Krichmar, A., 2Kruschke, E., 31Lane, R., 13Lansing, M., 31

J., 13League of Women Voters, 31Lee, M., 32, 44T,1.,:venson, R., 2Levitt, M., 32

M . J., 2, 32Lipman-Blumen, J., 32Liss, L., 44Lynn, N., 32Marcus, B., 33

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POLITICAL ROLE, PARTICIPATION AND ATTITUDE (Cont.)

Milburn, J., 44Miller, J. , 33O'Sullivdn, E., 44Paizis, S., 3S"Politics is Womens Work", 36Porter, M., 36Quinn, S., 36Rosenberg, M., 37Rothschild, J., 37Safilios-RothschildSells, L., 38Stiehm, J., 45Suelzle, M., 38

Almond, G., 7Frazer, J., 26Greenstein, F., 12Heiskanen, V., 28Hess, R., 12Hightower, R., 28Iglitizen, L., 29Jennings, M., 30

Ade, G., 20Bird, C., 21

, C., 15

Tolchin, M., 16Verba, S., 18Wells, A., 41Wetherby, P., 41Whaley, S., 41Wittner, J., 45"Women Candidates..." , 41"Women Candidates: Many More... " , 41Women's Education for Delegate

Selection, 19Women's Incentives..., 19"Women Office Seekers'" , 42"Women in Politics: Going Where?", 42

POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION

Klotzburger, K., 43Knutson, J. , 31Kruschke, E., 31Levenson, R., 2Levitt, M., 2Mead, M., 33Renshoa, 8., 36

PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS

Chisholm, S., 9Steinem, G., 38

SEX DISCRIMINATION

Aldrich, M., 7Bern, S., 20Chicago City Council, 9Davidson, K., 10Eastwood, M., 11, 24fields, D., 25Freeman, J., 26

Gray, B., 27Heath, K., 28Johnston, J.D., 30Mink, P., 34Moran, R., 34Murphy, T., 34Murray, P., 34

Oldham, J., 35Pietrofesa, J., 35Pressman, S., 36Robinson, L., 2Rossi, A., 36Sandler, B., 37Sape, G., 37Schudler, D., 37Stimpson, C., 16Suter, L., 39Tipple, M., 39

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SEX DISCRIMINATION (Cont.)

U.N. Commission on the Status ofWomen, 17

U.S. Congress. House. Committeeon Banking and Currency, 17

U.S. Congress. House. Committeeon Education and Labor, 17

U.S. Congress. House. Committeeof Judiciary, 17

U.S. Congress. Senate, 17U.S. Dept. of Labor, 40

SOCIALIZATION, SEX ROLES

Bezdik, W., 21Charnay, E., 43Farrell, W., 25Glazer-Malbin, N., 12Heinz, A., 28Hightower, N., 43Hightower, R., 28Iglitizin, L., 29Klotzburger, K., 43Knutson, J., 30Kruschke, E., 31

STATE

AkUW, 7Aldrich, M., 7Ario, L., 42Bach, P., 8CAW?, 9Charlton, S. ,42Diamond, L.., 43Dymond, J., 3Eyde, L., 25Feagans, j., 43Fengler, A., 25

Lipman-Blumen, j., 32Lynn, N., 32Lopata, H., 14Macleod, J., 14Milner, E., 33Moore, L., 34Parelius, A., 35Rosenberg, M., 37Suelzle, M., 38Weisman, C., 3Zisk, B., 45

LEGISLATURES AND STATE GOVERNMENT

Gruberg, M., 12, 27Hallmark, B., 28Kirkpatrick, J., 13Levenson, R., 2Levitt, M:, 2%Paizis, S., 35Rothschild, J., 37Stoper, E., 45Werner, E., 41Women's Lobby, 19Women's Research Center of Boston, 19

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STATUS OF WOMEN

Barnes, E., 8Bernard, J., 8California Commission on the

Status of Women, 9Chafe, W., 9, 22Chandola, H., 23"Changing Women in a Changing

Society", 9Chapman, S., 42Chisholm, S., 23Citizens Advisory Council, 10Connecticut Conference on the

Status of Women, 10Farrell, W., 25Ferris, A., 11Freeman, J., 26Harbeson, G., 12

Benson, L., 20Catt, C., 9Flexner, E., 11Kraditor, A., 13Krichmar, A., 2

Interdepartmental Commission on theStatus of Women, 12, 13

Keller, S., 30Knudson, D., 30Krichmar, A., 2Mednick, M., 14Murphy, I., 14, 34N.Y. City. Commission on the Human

Rights, 14Oppenheimer, V., 14Rodman, H., 45Rosenberg, M., 37U.S. Dept. of Labor, 2U.S. President, 18Whaley, S., 41"Women Around the World", 19

SUFFRAGE

Levenson, R., 2Levitt, M., 2O'Neill, W., 14Stanton, E., 16

UNITED NATIONS

Szalai, A., 16U;,,N., 17U.N. Commission on the Status of Women, 17

Abzug, B., 7Barth, I., 20Brownmiller, S., 9Bullock, C., 22Chamberlain, H., 9

U.S. CONGRESS

Chisholm, S., 9Dreifus, C., 24Dymond, j., 3Englebarts, R., 11Feagans, J., 43

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U.S. CONGRESS (Cont.)

Fleming, A., 11Foote, D., 25Gehien, F., 26Graham, F., 12Gruberg, M., 12Holcomb, M., 12Israel, L., 29League of Women Voters, 31Levenson, R.., 2Levitt, M., 2Lewis, W., 13Nies, J., 35

Berelson, B., 8Campbell, A., 9Costello, M., 23Gruberg, M., 27Lansing, M., 31Levenson, R., 2Levitt, M., 2, 32

O'Brien, D., 44Oleszek, W., 35Ralph Nader Congress Project, 14, 15Rosenberg, M., 37Schramm, S., 45Shadegg, S., 16Smith, M.C., 16Steinem, G., 38Tolchin, M., 39Viorst, J. , 40Werner, E., 41"Women in Politics", 42

VOTING BEHAVIOR

Pierce, J., 35Set low, C., 38Steinem, G., 38"Toward a Female Power at the Polls", 39"Women Candidates: The Voters

Verdict';, 41

WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE

Brewer, M.W. , 8

Chicago City Council, 9Davidson, S., 24Dymond, J., 3Flickinger, H., 25Goldman, M., 27Gruberg, M., 12, 27Hammer, S., 12Jennings, M., 30Lawrence, D., 31Lepper, M., 32Levenson, R., 2McFadden, J., 32Mahary, G., 33Markoff, H., 33Michigan Legislative Service

Bureau, 14

Moore, L., 34N.J. Women on Employment, 14Pressman, S., 36Rogers, G., 36Saunders, L., 15Silverberg, M., 38Tolchin, M., 39U.S. Civil Service Commission, 17U.S. Dept. of Labor, 39U.S. President, 18Vietri, L., 40"Women,in Government," 19"Women in Government: Interviews", 41"Women in the Public Service", 42

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WOMEN IN THE POLITICAL PARTIES

Conway, M., 23 Musick-Jacobson, j., 44Segal, P., 37Semel, V., 45To lchin, M., 16Wattenberg, E., 19Wetherby, P., 41

DNC, 10Dymond, J., 3Kirkpatrick, J., 13,.143McDonald, J. , 44Miller, V. , 33

Chxd, E., 22Falk, C., 25Farrell, W., 25.Hymes, V., 29

WOMENS' ORGANIZATIONS

Rothschild, J., 37Sells, L., 38"Women's Political Caucus", 42

WOMEN'S RIGHTS MOVEMENT,WOMEN'S HISTORY

Bergman, B., 21 Joreen, 30Boals, K., 21 Kraditor, A., 13Carden, M., 9Carmody, D., 22Catalog of the Women's History

Library, 1Cisler, L. , 1

Dunbar, R., 24Eisenstein, Z., 24Flexner, E., 11Freeman, J., 26Harty, B., 43Hendsch, S., 28Hinckle, W., 29Hole, J., 12Jacquette, J., 30

Krichmar, A., 2Leppaluoto, J., 13Morris, M., 34O'Neill, W., 14Radcliffe College, 2Reeves, N., 15Salper, R., 15Scott, A., 15Stoloff, C., 38Tavris, C., 39U.S. Library of Congress, 3Wheeler, H., 3"The Women's Movement7, 19

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