Janet Clark
Biographic Data
| ID | 3870937 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janet Clark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janet |
| FAMILY NAME | Clark |
| SIGNATURE | CLARK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | New Mexico State University |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-4976-7643 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 61 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Becoming difficult over time? Women’s voluntary labour in the Indian Sundarbans
We explore how women’s voluntary labour on climate adaptation in the Indian Sundarbans creates long-term pathways to disrupting gender norms. We bring debates around liberal and liberating empowerment into dialogue with research on volunteering to explore how shorter-term programs engaging volunteers can lay foundations for transformational change. We show how women’s voluntary labour plays diverse roles, predominantly aligning with liberal femin…
“A hard-won capability”: The experiences of parents managing their babies' medicines after discharge from a neonatal unit
Introduction Parents of babies who required neonatal care are responsible for managing their medicines after they are discharged home. There is wide variation in the information and amount of preparation given to parents prior to assuming this challenging task. The aim of the Parent co-Designed Drug Information for parents and Guardians Taking Neonates home (PADDINGToN) study was to explore parents' experiences of managing their babies' medicines…
The Staunch Book Prize: Feminist Initiative or Not
Features “Death is its own invention with its own effect and its own observances. You regard the failing body. The body is the vessel.” – “Closer to Where You Will Find Him,” by Michael Mattes Read Mattes’s story and more in the Illness & Literature feature starting on page 46. PHOTO: FEDERICO PICCIRILLO WORLDLIT.ORG 9 PHOTO: EVELYN/PEXELS O n November 25, 2018, a new book prize for crime novels where “no woman is beaten, stalked, sexually exploi…
The National Council for Civil Liberties and the policing of interwar politics: At liberty to protest
Students' Participation in Social Networking Sites: Implications for Social Work Education
Social work students have few guidelines to help them evaluate the implication of their posted information on Internet-based social networking sites (SNSs). There is a national trend among employers of human services to cross-check publicly available online information on applicants. Based on data from a survey of 105 baccalaureate and master's social work students at a Midwestern university, this study explored students' perspectives on problema…
Child welfare caregivers: An evaluation of access to pediatric health care
Activities and Appointments
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Ambition, Activist Role Orientations, and Alienation among Women Legislators in Taiwan: The Impact of Countersocialization
Confucian societies have a well-deserved reputation for possessing patriarchal cultures which confine to subordinate roles and almost entirely exclude them from the public sphere. In Taiwan, however, have done quite well by international standards in winning legislative elections. This paper applies countersocialization theory to explain women's growing role in Taiwan's electoral politics. It finds that the careers of politicians in Taiwan are st…
Federal Aid to Local Governments in the West: An Irony of the Reagan Revolution
Despite the fact that the Reagan election was viewed as a power shift toward the West, the decade of the 1980s produced cruel disappointment. The region was generally left out of the economic recmery of the nation because of the bust in the agricultural and mineral industries. These state and local gmernments which sufferfrom high costs and low resources were particularly dependent on the national gmernment at the very time when the Reagan Admini…
Women in Taiwan Politics: Overcoming Barriers to Women's Participation in a Modernizing Society
Exploring how women overcome societal and cultural barriers to their political participation in a rapidly modernizing society, this book presents a case study of Taiwan, where strongly male-dominated social norms have come under increasing pressure from the effects of rapid economic growth over the past 35 years and form the regime's ideological commitment to sexual equality. The authors base much of their work on extensive interviews with all th…
Getting There: Women in Political Office
Since the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, women's representation in public offices has grown slowly, and women are still greatly underrepresented in most states and in the national government. Since 1975, the women's movement has provided impetus for the steady growth in the numbers of women in office. The number of women in Congress, 31, is the highest ever. Women constitute 18 percent of the state legislatures, 17 percent of state executiv…
What Happened to the Feminist Revolution in Political Science: A Review Essay
Sexuality and its discontents: Meanings, myths, and modern sexualities
Sexuality and its discontents: Meanings, myths, and modern sexualities." The Social Science Journal, 24(3), pp. 351–352
The Gender Gap in Yugoslavia: Elite versus Mass Levels
Les niveaux respectifs de participation politique chez les hommes et les femmes de Yougoslavie sont examines a partir d'hypotheses tenant compte de l'impact des differenciations culturelles et sociales
Models of gender and political participation in the United States
This paper examines three alternative explanations for the relationship between gender and participation that focus upon: (1) childhood socialization, (2) adult role socialization and (3) structural factors of socioeconomic status. The data analysis of the Verba-Nie study of political participation in America finds some support for all three models, suggesting that the linkages between gender and participation are influences by a complex set of f…
The Effect of Candidate Gender On Electoral Outcomes in State Legislative Races
Susan Welch, Margery M. Ambrosius, Janet Clark, Robert Darcy, The Effect of Candidate Gender on Electoral Outcomes in State Legislative Races, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Sep., 1985), pp. 464-475
Planning a Tragedy: The Americanization of the War in Vietnam. Larry Berman
Policy Impacts on Chicanos and Women: A State Case Study
Don't Make No Waves. Don't Back No Losers, An Insider's Analysis of the Daley Machine
The Impact of Party and Electoral Systems On Political Conflict in State Constitutional Conventions
The Impact of Party and Electoral Systems on Political Conflict in State Constitutional Conventions
The Effect of Candidate Gender On Electoral Outcomes in State Legislative Races
Susan Welch, Margery M. Ambrosius, Janet Clark, Robert Darcy, The Effect of Candidate Gender on Electoral Outcomes in State Legislative Races, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Sep., 1985), pp. 464-475
Models of gender and political participation in the United States
This paper examines three alternative explanations for the relationship between gender and participation that focus upon: (1) childhood socialization, (2) adult role socialization and (3) structural factors of socioeconomic status. The data analysis of the Verba-Nie study of political participation in America finds some support for all three models, suggesting that the linkages between gender and participation are influences by a complex set of f…
Getting There: Women in Political Office
Since the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, women's representation in public offices has grown slowly, and women are still greatly underrepresented in most states and in the national government. Since 1975, the women's movement has provided impetus for the steady growth in the numbers of women in office. The number of women in Congress, 31, is the highest ever. Women constitute 18 percent of the state legislatures, 17 percent of state executiv…
Child welfare caregivers: An evaluation of access to pediatric health care
The Gender Gap in Yugoslavia: Elite versus Mass Levels
Les niveaux respectifs de participation politique chez les hommes et les femmes de Yougoslavie sont examines a partir d'hypotheses tenant compte de l'impact des differenciations culturelles et sociales
Policy Impacts on Chicanos and Women: A State Case Study
Students' Participation in Social Networking Sites: Implications for Social Work Education
Social work students have few guidelines to help them evaluate the implication of their posted information on Internet-based social networking sites (SNSs). There is a national trend among employers of human services to cross-check publicly available online information on applicants. Based on data from a survey of 105 baccalaureate and master's social work students at a Midwestern university, this study explored students' perspectives on problema…
Ambition, Activist Role Orientations, and Alienation among Women Legislators in Taiwan: The Impact of Countersocialization
Confucian societies have a well-deserved reputation for possessing patriarchal cultures which confine to subordinate roles and almost entirely exclude them from the public sphere. In Taiwan, however, have done quite well by international standards in winning legislative elections. This paper applies countersocialization theory to explain women's growing role in Taiwan's electoral politics. It finds that the careers of politicians in Taiwan are st…
Sexuality and its discontents: Meanings, myths, and modern sexualities
Sexuality and its discontents: Meanings, myths, and modern sexualities." The Social Science Journal, 24(3), pp. 351–352
The Impact of Party and Electoral Systems On Political Conflict in State Constitutional Conventions
The Impact of Party and Electoral Systems on Political Conflict in State Constitutional Conventions
Don't Make No Waves. Don't Back No Losers, An Insider's Analysis of the Daley Machine
Policy Impacts on Chicanos and Women: A State Case Study
Planning a Tragedy: The Americanization of the War in Vietnam. Larry Berman
The Effect of Candidate Gender On Electoral Outcomes in State Legislative Races
Susan Welch, Margery M. Ambrosius, Janet Clark, Robert Darcy, The Effect of Candidate Gender on Electoral Outcomes in State Legislative Races, The Western Political Quarterly, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Sep., 1985), pp. 464-475
Models of gender and political participation in the United States
This paper examines three alternative explanations for the relationship between gender and participation that focus upon: (1) childhood socialization, (2) adult role socialization and (3) structural factors of socioeconomic status. The data analysis of the Verba-Nie study of political participation in America finds some support for all three models, suggesting that the linkages between gender and participation are influences by a complex set of f…
Sexuality and its discontents: Meanings, myths, and modern sexualities
Sexuality and its discontents: Meanings, myths, and modern sexualities." The Social Science Journal, 24(3), pp. 351–352
The Gender Gap in Yugoslavia: Elite versus Mass Levels
Les niveaux respectifs de participation politique chez les hommes et les femmes de Yougoslavie sont examines a partir d'hypotheses tenant compte de l'impact des differenciations culturelles et sociales
What Happened to the Feminist Revolution in Political Science: A Review Essay
Getting There: Women in Political Office
Since the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment, women's representation in public offices has grown slowly, and women are still greatly underrepresented in most states and in the national government. Since 1975, the women's movement has provided impetus for the steady growth in the numbers of women in office. The number of women in Congress, 31, is the highest ever. Women constitute 18 percent of the state legislatures, 17 percent of state executiv…
Federal Aid to Local Governments in the West: An Irony of the Reagan Revolution
Despite the fact that the Reagan election was viewed as a power shift toward the West, the decade of the 1980s produced cruel disappointment. The region was generally left out of the economic recmery of the nation because of the bust in the agricultural and mineral industries. These state and local gmernments which sufferfrom high costs and low resources were particularly dependent on the national gmernment at the very time when the Reagan Admini…
Women in Taiwan Politics: Overcoming Barriers to Women's Participation in a Modernizing Society
Exploring how women overcome societal and cultural barriers to their political participation in a rapidly modernizing society, this book presents a case study of Taiwan, where strongly male-dominated social norms have come under increasing pressure from the effects of rapid economic growth over the past 35 years and form the regime's ideological commitment to sexual equality. The authors base much of their work on extensive interviews with all th…
Ambition, Activist Role Orientations, and Alienation among Women Legislators in Taiwan: The Impact of Countersocialization
Confucian societies have a well-deserved reputation for possessing patriarchal cultures which confine to subordinate roles and almost entirely exclude them from the public sphere. In Taiwan, however, have done quite well by international standards in winning legislative elections. This paper applies countersocialization theory to explain women's growing role in Taiwan's electoral politics. It finds that the careers of politicians in Taiwan are st…
Activities and Appointments
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Perspectives
Child welfare caregivers: An evaluation of access to pediatric health care
Students' Participation in Social Networking Sites: Implications for Social Work Education
Social work students have few guidelines to help them evaluate the implication of their posted information on Internet-based social networking sites (SNSs). There is a national trend among employers of human services to cross-check publicly available online information on applicants. Based on data from a survey of 105 baccalaureate and master's social work students at a Midwestern university, this study explored students' perspectives on problema…
The National Council for Civil Liberties and the policing of interwar politics: At liberty to protest
The Staunch Book Prize: Feminist Initiative or Not
Features “Death is its own invention with its own effect and its own observances. You regard the failing body. The body is the vessel.” – “Closer to Where You Will Find Him,” by Michael Mattes Read Mattes’s story and more in the Illness & Literature feature starting on page 46. PHOTO: FEDERICO PICCIRILLO WORLDLIT.ORG 9 PHOTO: EVELYN/PEXELS O n November 25, 2018, a new book prize for crime novels where “no woman is beaten, stalked, sexually exploi…
“A hard-won capability”: The experiences of parents managing their babies' medicines after discharge from a neonatal unit
Introduction Parents of babies who required neonatal care are responsible for managing their medicines after they are discharged home. There is wide variation in the information and amount of preparation given to parents prior to assuming this challenging task. The aim of the Parent co-Designed Drug Information for parents and Guardians Taking Neonates home (PADDINGToN) study was to explore parents' experiences of managing their babies' medicines…
Becoming difficult over time? Women’s voluntary labour in the Indian Sundarbans
We explore how women’s voluntary labour on climate adaptation in the Indian Sundarbans creates long-term pathways to disrupting gender norms. We bring debates around liberal and liberating empowerment into dialogue with research on volunteering to explore how shorter-term programs engaging volunteers can lay foundations for transformational change. We show how women’s voluntary labour plays diverse roles, predominantly aligning with liberal femin…
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