Femina Studens rei Publicae

The profile of Femina Studens rei Publicae which has developed from the gross statistics and the 1969 survey of departments of political science shows that the professional woman in academia is primarily in the lower ranks, often not even on the first step of the promotion “ladder” and is teaching undergraduates. Although her habitat is the small college, there are signs that she may be emerging from it to the faculties of the city and state university. Recently she has been receiving Ph.D.'s at a greater rate of growth than that for men, but she still remains a small minority. In considering the following ratios related to her publications, other evidences of scholarship, and the recognition accorded to her in the profession, it is important to stress that the woman political scientist who is teaching constitutes five percent of the membership in the A.P.S.A. and according to the 1969 survey, 8.4 percent of all faculty in political science in colleges and universities

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• Women in the Professional Caueuses

  Open Access•Ruth M Oltman•American Behavioral Scientist•1971

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• Sex Differences in Characteristics Presumed Relevant to Professional Productivity

  Sandra W Pyke, S P Kahili•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1983

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• The Position of Women in Anthropology1

  Open Access•Ann Fischer, Peggy Golde•American Anthropologist•1968

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