Women's Studies, 1999-2000

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Women's Studies, 1999-2000 is written by Patricia Ojea and published by McGraw-Hill/Dushkin. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 0073031976 (ISBN 10) and 9780073031972 (ISBN 13).

[TofC cont.] -- Political science, law, and criminal justice, public policy and administration: Future of Roe v. Wade / C. Sanger, S.T. Poppema, and F. Kissling -- Business, economics, labor, and employment -- Sociology and anthropology: Gay families come out / B. Kantrowitz. [This book first] introduces several historic roles of women in American society, and variations of American feminism. At the heart of these roles is the notion that women's perspectives, interpretations, and roles are defined by women. [It then] examines females' attitudes, roles, and outcomes in education, as well as the speculation about differences in the cognitive abilities of adults, and employment issues for women [and also] health care issues and hospital policies ... [The book next] covers feminine religious roles ... politics, law, and issues related to women in the military, sexual harassment, and pregnancy in the workplace. [The book finally] examines women and employment historically [and] issues of the 1990s, including gay families, domestic violence, abortion, and the Million Woman March.-To the reader.