Jessie Bernard, in this serious book, pulls into an analytic framework the research, theory, and polemics about the status and problems of women as they relate to public policy
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction; I: Coming to Terms; 1: Women; 2: The Public Interest Policy, Protest; 3: The Paradoxes of Policy; II: The Public Interest and the Sexual Specialization of Functions; 4: The Functions of Women; 5: The All-Pervading Function: Stroking; III: The Public Interest and the Sexual Division of Labor; 6: The Jobs of Women; 7: Cases in Point; IV: The Pursuit of Happiness: Adjusting the Lives of Women to the Establishment; 8: Reconciling the Incompatible Functions of Women; 9: Women at the Professional Level; V: Protest; 10: The Protesters; 11: Strategies and Tactics; VI: The Pursuit of Happiness: Adjusting the Establishment to the Lives of Women; 12: The Gut Issue: Functions Not Jobs; 13: Some Proposed Ways Out
