Women on Power: Leadership Redefined

by Sue J.M. Freeman (Editor), Susan C. Bourque (Editor), Christine M. Shelton (Editor)

Women have made enormous strides into the professional workplace over the last two decades, yet few have assumed leadership roles in the higher ranks of predominately male occupations: business, politics, the professions, and sport. This pioneering collection by experts in a variety of disciplines combines theoretical discussions with historical and contemporary case studies to offer a fresh vista on how gender has influenced and redefined today's notions of leadership and power. The provocative essays cover a broad range of topics, including the Boston Women's Health Book Collective, global perspectives on women's environmental activism, mothering as a catalyst to social activism, and women in the enclaves of veterinary medicine and sports.

304 pages, Paperback

First published May 31, 2001

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Mary Jo Kane, contributor.