Titlebook: Questions Of Conduct; Sexual Harrassment Jeffrey Minson Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 cul

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Managing Without a Politics of Subjectivityheory lags radically behind practice’. Feminists’ recent experience in government bureaucracies, trade unions and electoral politics,. Eisenstein claims, ‘provides data for a reconsideration of a lot of what has been said in the first round of theorising about gender difference, and its relation to

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The Associations of Socialismth the publication of ., an elegant and scholarly edition of writings drawn from three of the leading participants in this tradition — Cole, Figgis, Laski — Hirst has placed a capstone on this increasingly influential line of argument. The appearance of these hitherto out-of-print texts presents a s

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Ungovernable Conduct?n the 1970s and 1980s, through a combination of feminist campaigns, sociological surveys and widely publicised legal cases, that sexual harassment was baptised as a . social problem in legislation and case-law, official complaints procedures, personnel-management policies, news stories, and so on.

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The Associations of Socialismaski — Hirst has placed a capstone on this increasingly influential line of argument. The appearance of these hitherto out-of-print texts presents a suitable occasion on which to venture a preliminary assessment of what this tradition might have to offer.