The Employment Revolution: Young American Women in the 1970s

by R. Jean Haurin and Frank Luther Mott

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The young American women of the 1970s were a generation caught in between the ideas of their mothers which embraced hearth and home and new goals of liberation and equality in society and the workplace. They became a pioneering generation, staking out new and open social territory. If they did not reach the promise of equality, they have made life easier for those who would follow. If many remained home-bound because of social pressures and others...

Format:Hardcover

Language:English

ISBN:0262131862

ISBN13:9780262131865

Release Date:January 1982

Publisher:MIT Press (MA)

Length:254 Pages

Related Subjects

Business Business & Investing Economics Labor & Industrial Relations Political Science Politics & Government Politics & Social Sciences Popular Economics Social Sciences Unemployment

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