Date of Defense
4-12-1995
Department
Gender and Women's Studies
First Advisor
Dr. Gwenn Raaberg
Second Advisor
Dr. Alan Isaak
Third Advisor
Dr. Gail Landberg
Abstract
While other economical and political factors exist, a major factor to the scarcity of women in political offices is the ideas of socialization that continue to unconsciously permeate into politics, leave women out of higher office, in positions subordinate to men, and limit women by the definitions of separate spheres.
Recommended Citation
Rhein, Elizabeth A., "Gender Politics: The Effects of Gender Socialization on the Political Participation of Women" (1995). Honors Theses. 1340.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/1340
Access Setting
Honors Thesis-Campus Only
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