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Hansen, Karen Tranberg – Urban Anthropology, 1979
Argues that the shifting urban American Indian organizational scene is elicited by outside factors that make organizations dependent on city, state, and federal bodies. Implications of the distinction between policy and politics for explaining ethnic group activity are discussed in relation to the American Indian Women's Service League. (Author/GC)
Descriptors: American Indians, Ethnic Groups, Females, Government Role
Robinson, Ted P.; And Others – 1986
Most research efforts concerning minority politics have focused on descriptive representation, which emphasizes (1) counting the minority or female persons in office, and (2) explaining representative levels on the basis of political, social and economic determinants. Descriptive representation, however, is passive and focuses on "being something"…
Descriptors: Blacks, Females, Government Role, Hispanic Americans
Jacob, John E.; And Others – Perspectives: The Civil Rights Quarterly, 1982
The leaders of major national civil rights organizations give their views on the state of civil rights today and the priorities they consider most important. (Author/MJL)
Descriptors: Activism, Blacks, Civil Rights, Disabilities
Rodeheaver, Daniel G.; Williams, James L. – Sage: A Scholarly Journal on Black Women, 1991
Explores the idea that the Reagan and Bush administrations, through their policies on the funding of higher education in particular, have had a negative impact on gains in the comparative rate of entry into professional occupations of African-American women. Such effects are the result of attempts to reestablish monopoly capitalism. (SLD)
Descriptors: Blacks, Capitalism, Educational Finance, Employment Opportunities
Giraldo, Monica Arboleda – 2002
A qualitative study examined how formal and informal social and cultural learning for political action was incorporated into two women's organizations in Colombia: the Association of Daycare Mothers and the Community Mothers. Research was guided by the historic hermeneutic method, which identifies experience through the narrative testimonies of…
Descriptors: Citizen Participation, Community Development, Developing Nations, Disadvantaged
Stetson, Dorothy M. – 1977
Analysis of the British feminist movement from 1850 to 1975 reveals a constant struggle by feminists for equality in the face of legal and social restrictions and a corresponding lack of response by the British government to movement demands. The political organization of the feminist movement is described in four phases. During the first phase,…
Descriptors: Activism, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Legislation
Horowitz, Irving Louis – 1977
The document examines social science influence in the policy-making process through interviews with proponents of various major positions in the policy arena. A wide variety of responses is presented in order to more clearly assess needs of a changing society, investigate how social science education might be changed to reflect those needs, record…
Descriptors: Civil Rights, Decision Making, Decision Making Skills, Employment