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All Women Benefit: The Macro-Level Effect of Occupational Integration on Gender Earnings Equality by Cotter, David A., DeFiore, JoAnn, Hermsen, Joan M., Kowalewski, Brenda Marsteller, Vanneman, Reeve

“…Macro-level processes transfer many of the income benefits of occupational integration to all women in the labor market, not just to those women who enter…”
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The demand for female labor by COTTER, D. A, DEFIORE, J, HERMSEN, J. M, KOWALEWSKI, B. M, VANNEMAN, R

“…A number of theorists identify the demand for female labor as a central determinant of gender inequality. The authors construct a measure of the demand for…”
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Disability in the family: the effects on children's well-being by LeClere, F.B, Kowalewski, B.M

“…In this study, we examine the impact of disability among all coresident family members on children's severe and common behavioral problems and their…”
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Occupational Gender Desegregation in the 1980s by Cotter, David A

“…Analysis of 1980 and 1990 Public Use Microdata Samples showed that, among full-time workers, occupational sex segregation declined 6.5 percentage points, less…”
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Given an Opportunity to Reach out: Heterogeneous Participation in Optional Service-Learning Projects by Ender, Morten G., Martin, Lee, Cotter, David A., Kowalewski, Brenda Marsteller, Defiore, Joann

“…Service learning in the local community is a useful and effective pedagogical technique and learning process for students and instructors. We offered an…”
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Gender Inequality in Nonmetropolitan and Metropolitan Areas by Cotter, David A

“…Data from General Social Surveys and Census Bureau sources, 1964-94, indicate that nonmetropolitan and metropolitan areas are similar in married women's labor…”
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Occupational Gender Segregation and the Earnings Gap: Changes in the 1980s by Cotter, D.A., Defiore, J.M., Hermsen, J.M., Kowalewski, B.M., Vanneman, R.

“…The 1980 and 1990 U.S. Census data confirm the decline in the earnings gap between men and women. Occupational segregation by gender also declined during the…”
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