Sentence examples for journal gender from inspiring English sources
In a new round table in the journal Gender and Society, Ms. Coontz acknowledges that it is not known how many readers of "The Feminine Mystique" became politically active, or how many second-wave feminist leaders had even read the book.
From the looks of a recent study published in the journal Gender and Society, we are certainly outliers in my house.
Stephanie Hepburn is an independent journalist whose work has been published in the Guardian, Huffington Post, Americas Quarterly, USA Today U-Wire, the Times-Picayune, and the journal Gender Issues.
Propose use of Feminist theories to expand Entrepreneurial theories on Process, Opportunity Recognition, Opportunity Exploitation, Value Creation, Entrepreneurial Environment and Institutional theory 12 Brush et al. (2009) International Journal of Gender and Entrepreneurship Propose a gender-aware framework for a holistic understanding of women entrepreneurship.
Review of Law & Social Change, the Michigan Journal of Gender & the Law, and the Wisconsin Journal for Gender, Law & Society.
In a recent article in the Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, Martha T. McCluskey explains the excruciatingly complicated federal income tax code provisions that bear on this issue.
And, as I explain in my article "Student Gladiators and Sexual Assault" (Michigan Journal of Gender and Law, 2009), football programs, depending on how they are administered, also present grave risks to the physical and psychological well-being of female students.
Chat her up about: The Protein Journal's Gender Issue.
She serves on the boards of Women LEAD USA Caress; wH20 The Journal on Gender and Water; and the Advisory Boards of ARZU Studio of Hope and Speak Your Silence.
A recent study in this journal indicates gender as a predisposing factor for MOD in children [ 23].
Every time we institute a new law to deal with a tech-specific violation, we take money, time and resources away from from helping the real victims in a really tangible way, something Sarah Jeong, an editor of the Harvard Law and Gender Journal, argued when she wrote against the revenge porn law.
