Janet R Hutchinson
Biographic Data
| ID | 4257768 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janet R Hutchinson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janet R |
| FAMILY NAME | Hutchinson |
| SIGNATURE | HUTCHINSON J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Virginia Commonwealth University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Importance of Caring
Being There Matters—Redefining the Model Public Servant
A descendent of slaves and a woman of proud but humble origins, Viola Osborne Baskerville has ascended to prominence in Virginia public life. As only the second African American woman to serve as secretary of administration, her appointment to the cabinet of Governor Tim Kaine has afforded her the opportunity to affect the policy areas that have long been her passion. Baskerville is known as a leader with integrity, as a dedicated public servant,…
Symposium
(2006). Symposium: Public Administration Theories of Feminism: Introduction to the Symposium. Administrative Theory & Praxis: Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 356-358
Gender Anarchy and the Future of Feminisms in Public Administration
A transformation of the feminist landscape is underway, although it is as yet only tentatively defined. The authors examine the state of feminisms today while seeking likely heirs to our sisters' earlier crusade to carry on the work that second wave feminists see as incomplete. Future feminisms and their culture-altering effects on public administration are discussed as the authors seek to discover the forms that feminisms' heirs might take, with…
Feminist Praxis
The dominant model of administering in public administration is fundamentally liberal and, we contend, significantly restricts the potential for ongoing feminist praxis. Although we have witnessed progress in achieving women's rights and improving their status in the public sphere following the liberal tradition, our work continues in a narrow conceptual framework that leaves many frustrated and wondering if real change for women will ever be ful…
En-Gendering Democracy
Despite the great disparity in wealth and privilege, women in the United States and in developing countries have in common a core principle: Women must be equal participants in our governing institutions and in policy-making. In this paper, I take the position that deep democracy, and other new participatory democratic models will fail, if true participation is really the goal, as long as there are basic inequalities between men and women that pr…
Multigendering Pa
The modernist administrative ethos does not permit space for a radical reconstruction of gender–restricting and thereby oppressing the articulation of a radical feminist project in public administration. This paper addresses gender discourse in anti-administration, suggesting that multigendering is one remedy for the pervasive melancholy that afflicts women, men and organizations–the oppressed and the oppressors, alike. The feminist experience an…
Challenging Women
(2000). Challenging Women: Gender, Culture and Organization. Administrative Theory & Praxis: Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 647-652
Predictive Validity of the Graduate Record Examination with and without Range Restraints
Most studies show that scores on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) have low predictive validity for graduate grade point average. One suggested explanation is that the input and output variables have restricted ranges. Restriction of the input variables results when students with low GRE scores are omitted from the analysis. The output variable is constricted since most students receive an A or B in courses. However, the present study shows t…
Women in Public Administration
Have 30 years of concern for women's equity, together with the infusion of new feminist theories andperspectives, influenced the development of recent public administration research? The authors examine eight major public administration and policy journals to determine how many women are publishing, their patterns of publication, and the content of their research. Their results suggest that women are historically underrepresented in most, but mor…
A Multimethod Analysis of Knowledge Use in Social Policy
Several large-scale studies focusing on the use and non-use of social science research have reported findings supporting the view that knowledge is socially constructed and based on the knower's experience and interpretation of events. However, the methods on which these findings are based are incongruent with the constructivist perspective the researchers espouse. The results of the multimethod approach demonstrate that it has greater explanator…
Women in Public Administration
Have 30 years of concern for women's equity, together with the infusion of new feminist theories andperspectives, influenced the development of recent public administration research? The authors examine eight major public administration and policy journals to determine how many women are publishing, their patterns of publication, and the content of their research. Their results suggest that women are historically underrepresented in most, but mor…
En-Gendering Democracy
Despite the great disparity in wealth and privilege, women in the United States and in developing countries have in common a core principle: Women must be equal participants in our governing institutions and in policy-making. In this paper, I take the position that deep democracy, and other new participatory democratic models will fail, if true participation is really the goal, as long as there are basic inequalities between men and women that pr…
Multigendering Pa
The modernist administrative ethos does not permit space for a radical reconstruction of gender–restricting and thereby oppressing the articulation of a radical feminist project in public administration. This paper addresses gender discourse in anti-administration, suggesting that multigendering is one remedy for the pervasive melancholy that afflicts women, men and organizations–the oppressed and the oppressors, alike. The feminist experience an…
Feminist Praxis
The dominant model of administering in public administration is fundamentally liberal and, we contend, significantly restricts the potential for ongoing feminist praxis. Although we have witnessed progress in achieving women's rights and improving their status in the public sphere following the liberal tradition, our work continues in a narrow conceptual framework that leaves many frustrated and wondering if real change for women will ever be ful…
Gender Anarchy and the Future of Feminisms in Public Administration
A transformation of the feminist landscape is underway, although it is as yet only tentatively defined. The authors examine the state of feminisms today while seeking likely heirs to our sisters' earlier crusade to carry on the work that second wave feminists see as incomplete. Future feminisms and their culture-altering effects on public administration are discussed as the authors seek to discover the forms that feminisms' heirs might take, with…
A Multimethod Analysis of Knowledge Use in Social Policy
Several large-scale studies focusing on the use and non-use of social science research have reported findings supporting the view that knowledge is socially constructed and based on the knower's experience and interpretation of events. However, the methods on which these findings are based are incongruent with the constructivist perspective the researchers espouse. The results of the multimethod approach demonstrate that it has greater explanator…
Predictive Validity of the Graduate Record Examination with and without Range Restraints
Most studies show that scores on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) have low predictive validity for graduate grade point average. One suggested explanation is that the input and output variables have restricted ranges. Restriction of the input variables results when students with low GRE scores are omitted from the analysis. The output variable is constricted since most students receive an A or B in courses. However, the present study shows t…
Women in Public Administration
Have 30 years of concern for women's equity, together with the infusion of new feminist theories andperspectives, influenced the development of recent public administration research? The authors examine eight major public administration and policy journals to determine how many women are publishing, their patterns of publication, and the content of their research. Their results suggest that women are historically underrepresented in most, but mor…
Challenging Women
(2000). Challenging Women: Gender, Culture and Organization. Administrative Theory & Praxis: Vol. 22, No. 3, pp. 647-652
Multigendering Pa
The modernist administrative ethos does not permit space for a radical reconstruction of gender–restricting and thereby oppressing the articulation of a radical feminist project in public administration. This paper addresses gender discourse in anti-administration, suggesting that multigendering is one remedy for the pervasive melancholy that afflicts women, men and organizations–the oppressed and the oppressors, alike. The feminist experience an…
En-Gendering Democracy
Despite the great disparity in wealth and privilege, women in the United States and in developing countries have in common a core principle: Women must be equal participants in our governing institutions and in policy-making. In this paper, I take the position that deep democracy, and other new participatory democratic models will fail, if true participation is really the goal, as long as there are basic inequalities between men and women that pr…
Feminist Praxis
The dominant model of administering in public administration is fundamentally liberal and, we contend, significantly restricts the potential for ongoing feminist praxis. Although we have witnessed progress in achieving women's rights and improving their status in the public sphere following the liberal tradition, our work continues in a narrow conceptual framework that leaves many frustrated and wondering if real change for women will ever be ful…
Symposium
(2006). Symposium: Public Administration Theories of Feminism: Introduction to the Symposium. Administrative Theory & Praxis: Vol. 28, No. 3, pp. 356-358
Gender Anarchy and the Future of Feminisms in Public Administration
A transformation of the feminist landscape is underway, although it is as yet only tentatively defined. The authors examine the state of feminisms today while seeking likely heirs to our sisters' earlier crusade to carry on the work that second wave feminists see as incomplete. Future feminisms and their culture-altering effects on public administration are discussed as the authors seek to discover the forms that feminisms' heirs might take, with…
Being There Matters—Redefining the Model Public Servant
A descendent of slaves and a woman of proud but humble origins, Viola Osborne Baskerville has ascended to prominence in Virginia public life. As only the second African American woman to serve as secretary of administration, her appointment to the cabinet of Governor Tim Kaine has afforded her the opportunity to affect the policy areas that have long been her passion. Baskerville is known as a leader with integrity, as a dedicated public servant,…
The Importance of Caring
Law (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Administration (probate law (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works) · Public Administration (5 works)