Sex roles and social policy  a complex social science equation  [electronic resource] 
edited by Jean Lipman-Blumen and Jessie Bernard.  
 - Beverly Hills, Calif.  Sage Publications  c1979.  
 - 404 p.  22 cm. 
 - Sage studies in international sociology  14. .
<br/><br/> "Sponsored by the International Sociological Association."  
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographies and indexes.  
<br/><br/> The dialectic between research and social policy : the difficulties from a policy perspective-Rashomon Part I /  The  dialectic between research and social policy : the diffictulties from a research perspective-Rashomon Part II /  Where research and policy connect : the American scene /  Demographic indicators of the status of women in various societies /  A paradigm for predicting the position of women : policy implications and problems /  Public policy and changing family patterns in Sweden, 1930-1977 /  Women in Eastern Europe /  Social policy and the family in Norway /  The changing role of women in Jordan : 'a threat or an asset?' /  Fertility policy in India /  Women as policy makers : the case of France /  Women as voters : from redemptive to futurist role /  Women as change agents : toward a conflict theoretical model of sex role change /  Policy and women's time /  Educational policy for women : a look ahead /  The rights of women and the role of international law /  Beyond equality /  The policy promissory note : time to deliver /  Elise Boulding --  Jean Lipman-Blumen --  Jean Lipman-Blumen --  Sandra S. Tangri and Georgina L. Strasburg --  Nadia H. Youssef and Shirley Foster Hartley --  Rae Lesser Blumberg --  Annika Baude --  Hilda Scott --  Harriet Holter and Hildur Ve Henriksen --  Nimra Tannous Es-Said --  Vina Mazumdar --  Claude du Granrut --  Jessie Bernard --  Constantina Safilios-Rothschild --  Jessie Bernard --  Virginia Y. Trotter --  Cecilia Marchand --  Judith Buber Agassi --  Jean Lipman-Blumen and Jessie Bernard.  Introduction /  I. The complex equation of social policy, social science, and sex roles --  II. The deliberate use of policy to change sex roles --  III. Women as policy makers --  IV. Unresolved issues : a look to the future -- 
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<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Sex role.<br/>Social policy.<br/>Mujeres--Historia y condiciâon de las mujeres.<br/>Politique sociale.<br/>R?ole selon le sexe.<br/>Geschlechterrolle.<br/>Sozialpolitik.<br/>Seksen.<br/>Sociale politiek.
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Index Terms: </label>Social policies  Formulation  Applications of research on social aspects of sex roles. 
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label>HQ1075  / .S493