Women in the American Society for Public Administration: Another Decade of Progress But Still a Way To Go.

Rubin, Marilyn

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Publication Date: 2000

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Women in the American Society for Public Administration: Another Decade of Progress But Still a Way To Go.

Rubin, Marilyn

Public Administration Review, v60 n1 p61-71 Jan-Feb 2000

Between 1939 and 1989, the role of women in the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) evolved from virtual invisibility to token representation to major participation. In the 1990s women achieved just about full partnership with male colleagues. However, for women to achieve full equity with men in ASPA, they must be better represented in contributions to literature and knowledge in the profession. (JOW)

Descriptors: Professional Associations, Public Administration, Sex Fairness, Tables (Data), Women Administrators

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Language: English

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