"A quantitative look at labor market outcomes for women in STEM along multiple dimension of identity, including race, disability, immigrant status, etc"-- Provided by publisher.
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Mary A. Armstrong is Charles A. Dana Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and English and Chair of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at Lafayette College. Susan L. Averett is Charles A. Dana Professor of Economics at Lafayette College.
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Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction: True Lies—The Narratives of STEM Diversity 1 1 Intersectional Economic Analysis: Theory and Praxis 17 2 Gender and STEM Work: A Particular Economy 33 3 Black Women in STEM 51 4 American Indian and Alaska Native Women in STEM 75 5 Asian and Pacific Islander Women in STEM 99 6 Hispanic Women/Latinas in STEM 129 7 Foreign-Born Women in STEM 155 8 Women with Disabilities in STEM 183 9 Lesbians, Bisexual Women, Trans Women, and Gender-Nonbinary Individuals in STEM 213 10 Mothers in STEM 249 11 Realities and Possibilities: Rethinking the Economics of Women in STEM Work 275 Appendix A: STEM Occupational Categories: American Community Survey and Current Population Survey 301 Appendix B: STEM-Related Occupational Categories: American Community Survey and Current Population Survey 303 Appendix C: STEM and STEM-Related Occupational Categories: National Health Interview Survey 305 References 307 Index 347
Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction: True Lies—The Narratives of STEM Diversity 1 1 Intersectional Economic Analysis: Theory and Praxis 17 2 Gender and STEM Work: A Particular Economy 33 3 Black Women in STEM 51 4 American Indian and Alaska Native Women in STEM 75 5 Asian and Pacific Islander Women in STEM 99 6 Hispanic Women/Latinas in STEM 129 7 Foreign-Born Women in STEM 155 8 Women with Disabilities in STEM 183 9 Lesbians, Bisexual Women, Trans Women, and Gender-Nonbinary Individuals in STEM 213 10 Mothers in STEM 249 11 Realities and Possibilities: Rethinking the Economics of Women in STEM Work 275 Appendix A: STEM Occupational Categories: American Community Survey and Current Population Survey 301 Appendix B: STEM-Related Occupational Categories: American Community Survey and Current Population Survey 303 Appendix C: STEM and STEM-Related Occupational Categories: National Health Interview Survey 305 References 307 Index 347
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