CSWEP News
Published since 1972, CSWEP News reports on committee activities and covers a range of issues related to the economics profession. Although particularly focused on challenges unique to women, topics are relevant to all junior and mid-career economists. In addition to regular features, such as announcements of events and calls for CSWEP sessions, the newsletter includes a professional development section written by senior economists and focused on a different theme each issue.
The first issue of each year includes the CSWEP Annual Report and interviews with recipients of the Carolyn Shaw Bell Award, the Elaine Bennett Research Prize, and the Janet L. Yellen Award for Excellence in Public Service.
CSWEP News is published quarterly and is available as a digital subscription free of charge.
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2025
Issue 4 – Focus on Fertility Coeditors: Linda Tesar and Caitlin Myers
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It's All About Choiceby Sarah BairdFertility Work-Life Balance
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Lessons from Almost Dying in Childbirth at Conferenceby Jialan WangFertility Work-Life Balance
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On Being a Christian Economist Adoptive Special-Needs Momby Sarah HamersmaFertility Work-Life Balance
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Parenting, Academia, and Perspectiveby Kosali SimonFertility Work-Life Balance
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The Miracles and Challenges of Assistive Reproductive Therapiesby Kelly M. JonesFertility Work-Life Balance
Issue 3 – Focus on Visibility and Voice in the Profession Coeditors: Linda Tesar and Olga Shurchkov
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Building Visibility on Academic Social Mediaby Khoa VuVisibility & Voice Professional Development
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CSWEP's Mid-Career Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Programby Kasey BucklesMentoring CSWEP
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Engaging in Public Scholarship: the Process of Writing and Publishing a Trade Press Bookby Corinne LowVisibility & Voice Publishing
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Making Ourselves Seen: Visibility in the Economics Professionby Olga StoddardVisibility & Voice Professional Development
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Mission Impossible: Self-Promotionby Christine ExleyVisibility & Voice Professional Development
Issue 2 – Focus on Women in Leadership Coeditors: Linda Tesar and Francisca Antman
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A Non-Traditional Pathway to Academic Leadershipby Marie T. MoraWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
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Academic Leadership in a Liberal Arts Collegeby Lara Shore-SheppardWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
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Be Open-Minded and True to Yourselfby Cecilia Elena RouseWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
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How to Embrace Uncertainty in Your Careerby Daryl FairweatherWomen in Leadership Careers in Economics
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Lead From Where You Areby Mary C. DalyWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
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Learning by Doing: Leadership Lessons from My Journeyby Shanthi NatarajWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
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Moving from Academia to Policy to Management and Backby Lisa M. LynchWomen in Leadership Careers in Economics
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Remain Open To the Unexpected—and Keep Learning Along the Wayby Susan M. CollinsWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
Issue 1 – The 2024 Report on the Status of Women in the Economic Profession Editor: Linda Tesar
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CSWEP Annual Reportby Linda TesarStatus of Women
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Interview: Carolyn Shaw Bell Award Winner Sandra Blackby Marika CabralStatus of Women Women in Economics
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Interview: Elaine Bennett Award Winner Maryam Farboodiby Monika PiazzesiStatus of Women Women in Economics
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Survey Report on the Status of Women in the Economics Professionby Joanne HsuStatus of Women
2024
Issue 4 – Journal Editors as Gatekeepers Coeditors: Linda Tesar and Rohan Williamson
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Gatekeepers of Progress: Historical View and Advice on Research from Current Women Editors in Economicsby Rohan WilliamsonPublishing
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Gender, Gatekeeping and the Editorial Process: Then and Nowby Ann Mari MayPublishing
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Junior Faculty and the Role of Journal Editorsby Toni M. WhitedPublishing
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Navigating the Publishing Landscapeby Antoinette SchoarPublishing
Issue 3 – Post-Pandemic Economics Job Market Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Orgul Ozturk
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How to Deal with the New Post-COVID Job Marketby Anne M. BurtonJob Market
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Pulling the Curtain Behind the Academic Job Marketby Sebastian Tello TrilloJob Market
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The Post-COVID Academic Job Market from a Search Chair Perspectiveby Mike KofoedJob Market
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The Post-COVID Job Market for New Ph.D. Economistsby John Cawley and Sammy GoldJob Market
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The Rise of the Economics Teaching Specialistby Todd YarbroughJob Market
Issue 2 – Why Are Women Leaving? Coeditors: Ina Ganguli and Anna Paulson
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Climbing the Ladder or Falling off the Cliff?by Marieke Kleemans and Rebecca ThorntonRetention Careers in Economics
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Gender Balance in the Academic Finance Professionby Mila Getmansky Sherman and Heather TookesRetention Careers in Economics
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Gendered Devaluation and Retention Among U.S. Facultyby Katie Spoon and Aaron ClausetRetention Careers in Economics
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Introduction: Why Are Women Leaving?by Ina Ganguli and Anna PaulsonRetention Careers in Economics
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Mid-Career: The Few and the Forgottenby Kasey BucklesRetention Careers in Economics
Issue 1 – The 2023 Report on the Status of Women in the Economic Profession Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Margaret Levenstein
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Interview with Carolyn Shaw Bell Award Winner Kaye Husbands Fealingby Marionette HolmesStatus of Women Women in Economics
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Interview with Elaine Bennett Award Winner Maya Rossin-Slaterby Kosali SimonStatus of Women Women in Economics
2023
Issue 4 – What the AEA is Doing About Sexual Harassment Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Donna Ginther
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Organizational Actions to Address Gender Harassment in STEMby Billy M. WilliamsSexual Harassment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Sexual Harassment in the Economics Profession: Lessons Learned and the Way Forwardby Audrey J. AndersonSexual Harassment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Sexual Harassment in the Economics Profession: the Context and the AEA's Approachby Ben S. BernankeSexual Harassment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Some AEA Policy UpdatesSexual Harassment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
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The Current State of the AEA's Professional Climate Measures and Ideas for Making Further Progressby Christina D. RomerSexual Harassment Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
Issue 3 – The Changed Landscape of Abortion Access Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Yana van der Meulen Rodgers
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In the Wake of Dobbs: Abortion Practice and Reproductive Justiceby Taida WolfeAbortion Access Women in Economics
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Legal Perspective on Dobbsby Naomi CahnAbortion Access Women in Economics
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Restrictions on Health Care Endanger Patients Everywhereby Alison StuebeAbortion Access Women in Economics
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The Shifting Landscape of Abortion Accessby Caitlin MyersAbortion Access Women in Economics
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What Universities and Faculty Can Do To Support Students In States With Abortion Bansby Janet K. LevitAbortion Access Women in Economics
Issue 2 – The Undergraduate Experience Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Marionnette Holmes
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Mentoring to Strengthen the Pipelineby Sarah JacobsonUndergraduate Experience Mentoring
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Non-Traditional Studentsby Marie T. MoraUndergraduate Experience Mentoring
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Pathways to Research and Doctoral Careersby Stephen Lamb and Pietro VeronesiUndergraduate Experience Mentoring
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Pipeline Problem Interventionsby Rebecca Sen Choudhoury and Bola OlaniyanUndergraduate Experience Mentoring
Issue 1 – The 2022 Report on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Margaret Levenstein
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Interview with Carolyn Shaw Bell Award Winner Martha J. Baileyby Sara HellerStatus of Women Women in Economics
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Interview with Elaine Bennett Award Winner Rebecca Diamondby Kathryn ShawStatus of Women Women in Economics
2022
Issue 4 – Economics Seminar Dynamics Revisited Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Katherine Silz-Carson
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An Invitation to Speaker Diversityby Jose FernandezSeminar Dynamics Women in Economics Visibility & Voice
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How Can We Change the Seminar Culture in Economics?by Alicia Sasser ModestinoSeminar Dynamics Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Seminar Dynamics in Economics: A View from a Member of the Seminar Dynamics Collectiveby Silvia VanutelliSeminar Dynamics Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
Issue 3 – Navigating the Ph.D. Admissions Process Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Kasey Buckles
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Helping Faculty Help Students Get Into Ph.D. Programs in Economicsby Dick StartzPhD Admissions Mentoring
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Insight from Graduate Admissions Committee Chairs and Membersby Kasey BucklesPhD Admissions Mentoring
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The Path to an Economics PhD: Advising Students About "Pre-Docs"by Olga ShurchkovPhD Admissions Mentoring
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Top 10 Tips and Insights to Share with StudentsPhD Admissions Mentoring
Issue 2 – A Guide for Non-Tenure Track Faculty Coeditors: Anusha Chari, Shreyasee Das, and Seth Gitter
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Navigating a New Fishbowl: Exploring the Non-Tenure Track Roleby Kim HolderNon-Tenure Track Careers in Economics
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Publishing Without a Tenure Clockby Jadrian WootenNon-Tenure Track Publishing
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Strategies to Stay Relevant Outside the Classroomby Darshak PatelNon-Tenure Track Professional Development
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The Job Market for Non-Tenure Track Academic Economistsby Gina Pieters and Chris RoarkNon-Tenure Track Job Market
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The Role of the Director of Undergraduate Studiesby Melanie FoxNon-Tenure Track Careers in Economics
Issue 1 – The 2021 Report on the Status of Women in the Economic Profession Coeditors: Anusha Chari and Margaret Levenstein
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Interview with 2021 Carolyn Shaw Bell Award Winner Joyce P. Jacobsenby Richard S. GrossmanStatus of Women Women in Economics
2021
Issue 4 – Getting Funding for Your Research Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Jennifer Doleac
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Advice from Fundersby Oriana Bandiera, Tyler Cowen, Korin Davis, Adam Gamoran, Stephen Glauser, Pace Phillips, and Mark SteinmeyerResearch Funding Funding
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Advice from Scholarsby Anjali Adukia, Beth Akers, Laura Gee, Sara Heller, Manisha Shah, and Laura WherryResearch Funding Funding
Issue 3 – Women in Economics: An International Perspective Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Karen Pence
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Gender Equity in Academia: Ten Years of Support in Australia and New Zealandby Kathleen Walsh, Anna von Reibnitz, and Jacquelyn HumphreyInternational Perspective Status of Women
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The Canadian Economics Profession: How are the Women Faring?by Elizabeth DhueyInternational Perspective Status of Women
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Women in UK Economicsby Erin Hengel, Almudena Sevilla, and Sarah SmithInternational Perspective Status of Women
Issue 2 – Alternative Career Paths in Economics Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Gray Kimbrough
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Conducting Research and Informing Policy at the USDAby Laura TiehenAlternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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More Than a Jobby Jevay GroomsAlternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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Road to the U.S. Census Bureauby Dani SandlerAlternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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The Transition from the Ivory Tower to the Halls of Governmentby Olugbenga AjiloreAlternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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Working at the Federal Reserve Boardby Laura FeivesonAlternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
Issue 1 – The 2020 Report on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Margaret Levenstein
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Interview: 2020 Carolyn Shaw Bell Award Winner Nancy L. Roseby Mar ReguantStatus of Women Women in Economics
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Interview: 2020 Elaine Bennett Research Prize Winner Stefanie Stantchevaby David CutlerStatus of Women Women in Economics
2020
Issue 4 – Ideas for Mitigating the Disparate Impact of COVID in Economics Coeditors: Judith Chevalier, Jonathan Guryan, and Petra Moser
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COVID-19 Gave My Career Mild Depressionby Misty L. HeggenessCOVID Impact Work-Life Balance
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COVID-19 Has Long-Term Implications for Gender Disparities in Economicsby Jenna StearnsCOVID Impact Work-Life Balance Visibility & Voice Diversity & Inclusion
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COVID-19 and the New Normalby Jevay GroomsCOVID Impact Work-Life Balance
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One Dean's View on Faculty Work During COVIDby Trevon LoganCOVID Impact Work-Life Balance
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Strategies to Stem the Disparate Impact of COVID-19 on Faculty of Colorby Dania V. FrancisCOVID Impact Work-Life Balance Visibility & Voice Diversity & Inclusion
Issue 3 – Advice for Job Seekers and Early Career Folks Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Sarah Jacobson
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Balancing Research and Policy Work in Government Jobsby Erin TrolandJob Market Careers in Economics
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Being at a Liberal Arts College with High Research Expectationsby Melanie KhamisJob Market Careers in Economics
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Research, Publishing, and Tenureby Susan VromanJob Market Tenure & Promotion
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The Job Search and Institutional Cultureby Linda M. HooksJob Market
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Transitioning between Academic and Non-Academic Jobsby Kelly M. JonesJob Market Careers in Economics
Issue 2 – Tips for Surviving and Thriving as an Academic Economist Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Karen Conway
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Tips for Surviving and Thriving as an Academic Economistby Laura Argys, Susan Averett, Hope Corman, Dhaval Dave, Joyce Jacobsen, and Amanda RossProfessional Development Careers in Economics
Issue 1 – The 2019 Report on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession Editor: Judith Chevalier
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Interview: 2019 Carolyn Shaw Bell Award Winner Yan Chenby Elizabeth HoffmanStatus of Women Women in Economics
2019
Issue 3 – Academic Career Challenges and Opportunities Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Abigail Wozniak
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Building Confidence in the Economics Classroomby Ying ZhenCareer Challenges Careers in Economics
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Do's and Don'ts at Work and Notby Kala KrishnaCareer Challenges Careers in Economics
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Having Babies while Under the Tenure Clockby Alicia RosburgCareer Challenges Work-Life Balance
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Reinventing Yourself at Mid-Careerby Prathibha JoshiCareer Challenges Careers in Economics
Issue 2 – Advice for Job Seekers Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Shahina Amin
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Advice for Job Seekers: Insights from an R1 Universityby Kasey BucklesJob Market
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How to Handle an Interview: On-site versus Skypeby Gowun ParkJob Market
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Industry Interviews on the Job Marketby Evan BuntrockJob Market
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Who Said Being a PhD Job Market Candidate Would Be Easy? Finding that Perfect-for-You Jobby Misty L. HeggenessJob Market
Issue 1 – Mentoring Underrepresented Minority Women in Economics Coeditors: Judith Chevalier and Marie T. Mora
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An Intersectional Framework for Effectively Mentoring Women of Color in Academia: A Best Practices Guideby Rosalynn VegaMentoring Visibility & Voice Diversity & Inclusion
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Best Practices in Mentoring Underrepresented Minority Women in Economics: An Introductionby Marie T. MoraMentoring Visibility & Voice Diversity & Inclusion
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Mentoring Undergraduate Women Who are Students of Colorby Lisa D. CookMentoring Visibility & Voice Diversity & Inclusion
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Mentoring as Environmental Stewardshipby Beronda L. MontgomeryMentoring
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You Belong Here: Promoting a Sense of Belonging among Underrepresented Minority Women in Economicsby India JohnsonMentoring
2018
Issue 3 – Proactive Efforts to Increase Diversity and Inclusion Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Elizabeth Klee
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A Perspective from the Federal Reserve Boardby Daniel Coveitz and Karen PenceDiversity & Inclusion Women in Economics
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Applying Lessons from First-Generation Students to Women in Economicsby Fernanda NechioDiversity & Inclusion Women in Economics
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Countering Gender Bias and Improving Gender Balanceby David Romer and Justin WolfersDiversity & Inclusion Women in Economics
Issue 2 – Working With the Media Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes
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Talking To the Media About Your Academic Researchby Joni HerschMedia Relations Professional Development
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Tips & Tricks for Working with the Mediaby Gina JacobsMedia Relations Professional Development
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Tips on Publishing Newspaper Op-Edsby Paul H. RubinMedia Relations Professional Development
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When Your Research Goes Viralby Jennifer Bennett ShinallMedia Relations Professional Development
Issue 1 – Dealing with Sexual Harassment Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Jennifer Bennett Shinall
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Addressing Sexual Harassment in Academic Institutionsby Shereen G. BinghamDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Learning from the Experiences of CSWEP MembersDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Using Technology to Fight Sexual Harassment in Economicsby Jennifer DoleacDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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We Can Act: Lessons learned in Philosophy from the APA ad hoc committee on sexual harassment in the professionby Kathryn J. NorlockDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
2017
Issue 3 – Working with a Research Group and Co-authors Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Ragan Petrie
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Mentoring Student Teamsby Anya SamekResearch Professional Development
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Norms and Communication in Collaborationby Julian JamisonResearch Professional Development
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The Keys to Effective Collaborationby A. Abigail PayneResearch Professional Development
Issue 2 – Recruiting & Mentoring Diverse Economists Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Terra McKinnish
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Best Practices in Recruiting, Advancing, and Mentoring for Diversityby Marie T. MoraMentoring
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Diversity and Inclusion at the Federal Reserve Board: A Program for Changeby David WilcoxDiversity & Inclusion
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Facilitating Success for Diverse Junior Economistsby Terra McKinnishMentoring
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We've Built the Pipeline: What's the Problem and What's Next?by Rhonda Vanshay SharpeMentoring
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References for Further ReadingMentoring
Issue 1 – Managing Your Service and Administrative Workload at Mid-Career Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Terra McKinnish
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Advice from a Reformed Volunteerby Laura ArgysWork-Life Balance
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Making Your Own Choices: The Art of Saying No and the Art of Saying Yesby Adriana KuglerWork-Life Balance
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Thoughts on Managing Time and Administrative Workby Donna K. GintherWork-Life Balance
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Tips and Language for Saying 'No' from CeMENT MentorsWork-Life Balance
2016
Issue 3 – Challenges, Opportunities and Strategies for Female Faculty Coeditors: Shelly Lundberg and Anne Winkler
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INTRODUCTION Standing in Front of the Classroom and Interacting with Students: Challenges, Opportunities and Strategies for Female Faculty in Economicsby Anne WinklerTeaching
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Mind the Gap: Addressing Gender and Racial Disparities in Economicsby Nicole Dussault and Emily EisnerTeaching Diversity & Inclusion
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Some Advice on Teaching Economicsby Shinyi ChouTeaching
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Teaching Challenges and Strategies for Improvement at a Liberal Arts Collegeby Sarah PearlmanTeaching
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Teaching Economics to Undergraduate Students as an International Faculty Memberby Shahina AminTeaching
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Warming Up the Climate in the Classroom: Challenges, Strategies, and Rewardsby Lisa SaundersTeaching
Issue 2 – Managing a Job Search as a Couple Editor: Shelly Lundberg
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Advice from Placement DirectorsJob Market
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Advice from Recipients of CSWEP's Carolyn Shaw Bell AwardJob Market
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Considerations for LGBT Economists in Dual-Career Situationsby Kitt CarpenterLGBT Job Market
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Institutional MattersJob Market
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More on Timing and StrategyJob Market
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Navigating a Joint Job Search: Evidence from the Job Seekers' Studyby Brooke Helppie McFall and Marta Murray-CloseJob Market
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Our Dual-Career Search Experience and Adviceby Julie L. Hotchkiss and Robert E. MooreJob Market
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The Dual Job Search: Early Honesty is the Best Policyby John CawleyJob Market
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The Two-Body Opportunity for Universitiesby Jill J. McCluskeyJob Market
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Think About the Long Runby Melinda Morrill and Thayer MorrillJob Market
Issue 1 – Economists in the Public Sector Editor: Marjorie B. McElroy
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CSWEP Restructuredby Marjorie B. McElroyCSWEP
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Economic Measurement Research at the Census Bureauby Lucia FosterJob Market Alternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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Economists in the Antitrust Divisionby Diane S. OwenJob Market Alternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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Interview with BLS Commissioner Erica Groshenby Susan FleckJob Market Alternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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What It's Like to Be an Economist at the Congressional Budget Officeby Carla Tighe MurrayJob Market Alternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
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What Research Economists Do at the Bureau of Labor Statisticsby Sabrina Wulff PabiloniaJob Market Alternative Career Paths Careers in Economics
2015
Issue 3 – Ethical Issues in Economics Research, Part II Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy, Amalia Miller, and Ragan Petrie
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Incentivize Replications, Pre-Analysis Plans Can Waitby Lucas Coffman and Muriel NiederleResearch
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Get Credit Where It’s Dueby Daniel HammermeshResearch
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How Transparent Is Economics Researchby Edward MiguelResearch
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Looking for Women on the AEA Programby Rosemary Cunningham and Madeline ZavodnyDiversity & Inclusion
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Why We Watch Retractionsby Adam Marcus and Ivan OranskyResearch
Issue 2 – Ethical Issues in Economics Research, Part I Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy, Amalia Miller, and Ragan Petrie
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Conflicts of Interest and Ethical Research Standards at the AEA Journalsby Pinelopi Koujianou GoldbergResearch
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Dos and Don’ts of the Publication Processby Daron AcemogluResearch
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Ethical Issues in Economics Research: The Journal of Political Economyby Harald UhligResearch
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Ethical Issues in Grant Reviewby Nancy LutzResearch
Issue 1 – Associations of Women Economists Around the Globe Editor: Marjorie B. McElroy
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Association for the Advancement of African Women Economistsby Elizabeth AsideuWomen Economists Associations International Perspective
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Chinese Women Economists Networkby Xiaopeng PangWomen Economists Associations International Perspective
2014
Issue 3 – Navigating the Job Market 2.0 Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Cecilia Conrad
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Advice for New PhDs on the Job Marketby Wendy A. StockJob Market
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Finding the Right Matchby Cecilia ConradJob Market
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Job Market Resources: Applying to Teaching-Focused InstitutionsJob Market
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Job Market Resources: General AdviceJob Market
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Job Market Resources: Special SituationsJob Market
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Job Market Resources: The Diversity StatementJob Market
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When and Why Academic Job Cover Letters Matterby Anne E. WinklerJob Market
Issue 2 – Getting into and Finishing a PhD Program Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Serena Ng
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Considering Graduate Education in Economics? A Few Things to Ponderby Wendy A. StockGraduate Study in Economics PhD Admissions
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Getting Admitted to a PhD Program: What Does it Take?by John BoundGraduate Study in Economics PhD Admissions
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Preparation for Research in Graduate Schoolby Susan ElmesGraduate Study in Economics PhD Admissions
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Views from the Trenches: What Current Economics Graduate Students SayGraduate Study in Economics PhD Admissions
Issue 1 – Getting Research Done in Departments without PhD Programs Editor: Anne Winkler
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Four Steps to Getting Research Done at an Institution without Graduate Programsby Lonnie GoldenResearch
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Getting Research Done at a Teaching-Intensive University: Advice from a Recently Tenured Associate Professorby Christina PetersResearch
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How I Get Research Done: A View from a Public Master’s Programby Catalina Amuedo-DorantesResearch
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Tips on How to be a Productive Scholar at a Liberal Arts Collegeby Susan L. AverettResearch
2013
Issue 3 – A Celebration of the Life of Anna Jacobson Schwartz Editor: Marjorie McElroy
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A Celebration of the Life of Anna Jacobson Schwartzby Majorie McElroyWomen in Economics
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Anna Schwartzby Martin FeldsteinWomen in Economics
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Anna Schwartz Memorialby Christina D. RomerWomen in Economics
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Anna Schwartz and Her Contributionsby Alan GreenspanWomen in Economics
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Anna Schwartz: My Mentorby Michael BordoWomen in Economics
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Memorial Remarks for Anna Jacobson Schwartzby Eloise PasachoffWomen in Economics
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Remembering Anna Jacobson Schwartzby James PoterbaWomen in Economics
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Remembering Anna Schwartzby Edward NelsonWomen in Economics
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Anna Schwartzby Allan MeltzerWomen in Economics
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Annaby William PooleWomen in Economics
Issue 2 – Where are the Women Economics Majors? Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Cecilia Conrad
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An Undergraduate Major's Perspectiveby Maria Boya ZhuStatus of Women in the Economics Profession
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Attracting More Women and Minorities into Economicsby Susan K. FeigenbaumDiversity & Inclusion
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Notes on Women and the Economics Undergraduate Majorby Claudia GoldinUndergraduate Experience
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On Being the Other in the Classroom: Confessions of an African-American Woman Economistby Lisa SaundersDiversity & Inclusion
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The Importance of Role Modelsby Amanda L. GriffithUndergraduate Experience Mentoring
Issue 1 – Navigating the Tenure Process Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Petra Todd
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Should I Stay or Should I Go Now? Going on the Job Market Prior to Tenureby Donna K. GintherTenure & Promotion
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Tenure Lettersby Rachel CrosonTenure & Promotion
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The Tenure Process at Liberal Arts Collegesby Cecilia ConradTenure & Promotion
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The Tenure Process at Research Universitiesby Petra ToddTenure & Promotion
2012
Issue 3 – The International Job Market for Economists Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Kevin Lang
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Academic Life in Australiaby Denise Doiron and William SchwormJob Market
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Does Working Outside the U.S. Affect Scientific Productivity?by Shulamit Kahn and Megan MacGarvieJob Market
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Finding and Working in an Academic Economics Job in Chinaby Lin ZhouJob Market
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Looking for an Assistant Professor Job and Working in Europeby Maia GĂĽell and JosĂ© V. RodrĂguez MoraJob Market
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The Academic Labor Market in Japan and the Presences of Womenby Yukiko AbeJob Market
Issue 2 – Interdisciplinary Frontiers in Economics Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Shelley White-Means
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Lessons Learned from Working in Interdiscplinary Population and Social Policy Programsby Elizabeth PetersResearch
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Starting a New Interdisciplinary PhD Programby Joni HerschResearch
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What Does a Multidisciplinary Scholar Want a Singularly-Focused Economist to Know?by Ramona K. ZacharyResearch
Issue 1 – Using Social Media in Economics Coeditors: Marjorie B. McElroy and Jennifer Imazeki
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Teaching with Economics Blogsby John C. WhiteheadSocial Media
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The Impact of Economics Blogsby David J. McKenzie and Berk Ă–zlerSocial Media
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Using Social Media for Self-Promotionby Rachel ConnellySocial Media
2011
Issue 3 – Inspiring Women in Policy Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Linda Goldberg
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A Career in the World of "Think Tanks"by Margaret SimmsCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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My Path in the Policy Worldby Karen DynanCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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Why Choose to Be a Government Economist?by Joyce ManchesterCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
Issue 2 – How to Get Published in an Economics Journal Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Susan Averett
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ABCs of R&Rsby Hope Corman and Nancy ReichmanPublishing Research
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Getting Published in Economics Journalsby Robert MoffittPublishing Research
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Hints for Having a Painless Publishing Experienceby Patricia M. AndersonPublishing Research
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Reflections of a Founding Editorby Shoshana GrossbardPublishing Research
Issue 1 – What's Your Research Agenda? Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Rohini Pande
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Broad versus Narrow: Research Agendas and Economistsby Raquel FernandezResearch
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Choosing and Pursuing Unusual Research Topicsby Muriel NiederleResearch
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Finding the Right Questionsby Esther DufloResearch
2010
Issue 3 – Academic Women and Shrinking State Budgets Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Ron Oaxaca
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Are Budget Crises and Achieving the Goals of Diversity and Gender Equity Incongruent?by Beth MitchneckPublic Universities Diversity & Inclusion
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Lean Years at State Universities: What's an Economist to Do?by Laura M. ArgysPublic Universities Careers in Economics
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Some Thoughts on the Effect of the Recent Recession on the Status of Women in the Economics Professionby Elizbeth HoffmanPublic Universities Careers in Economics
Issue 2 – Boundary Conditions Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Kaye Husbands Fealing
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Environmental Economics: It's not an oxymoron anymoreby Lynne LewisResearch
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The Promise and Perils of Interdisciplinary Researchby Donna K. GintherResearch
Issue 1 – On Becoming a Public Economist Editor: Amy Schwartz
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A Bakers' Dozen Tips for Aspiring Media Gurusby Len BurmanCareers in Economics
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I Blog, Therefore I am (Economist Mom)by Diane Lim RogersCareers in Economics
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Introduction to On Becoming a Public Economistby Amy SchwartzCareers in Economics
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Stretching Your Boundaries: Economics Education in a Public Settingby Douglas Holtz-EakinCareers in Economics
2009
Issue 3 – Navigating the Job Market as Dual Career Economists Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Julie Hotchkiss
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Agree on Work and Family Prioritiesby Lisa Gennetian and Ramsey ShehadehJob Market Career Challenges
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Building a Lifeby Ellen Mutari and Deborah M. FigartJob Market Career Challenges
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Dual Career Academic Couples: University Strategies, Opportunities, Policiesby Londa Schiebinger and Michelle R. ClaymanJob Market Career Challenges
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Still Looking...by M. Kathleen Thomas and R. Andrew LuccasonJob Market Career Challenges
Issue 2 – Harassment, Discrimination and Action Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Martha L. Olney
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Dispatches From the Tenure Warsby Dahlia RudavskyDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Tenure & Promotion
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My Tenure Warby Julie NelsonDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Tenure & Promotion
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Sexual Harassmentby Joni HerschDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Would I Do It Again, Knowing What I Now Know?Discrimination & Sexual Harassment
Issue 1 – Managing Your Career Post-Tenure Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Fiona Scott-Morton
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Keeping Careers on Track while Engaging in International Researchby Christopher R. UdryProfessional Development
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Managing Your Career as an Economist after Tenureby Robert E.HallProfessional Development
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Sometimes Even Negotiation Professors Forget to Askby Linda C. BabcockProfessional Development
2008
Issue 3 – Academic Leadership Coeditors: Barbara M. Fraumeni and Linda Bell
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Administration in a University Settingby Barbara WolfeProfessional Development
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Fundamental Economics on the Jobby Theresa McCartyProfessional Development
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Using Economics Training within a Consortium and Single-sex Settingby Cecilia ConradProfessional Development
Issue 2 – Alternative Career Paths in Economics Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Trish Mosser
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A Career in Consultingby Nita JunejaCareers in Economics
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A Career in the Central Bankby Christine M. CummingCareers in Economics
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Creative Destruction: A Perspective on a Careerby Ellen DulbergerCareers in Economics Career Challenges
Issue 1 – On Being the Boss Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Richard Startz
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Being the Bossby Alice M. RivlinProfessional Development
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How to be a GOOD "Boss"by Joan HaworthProfessional Development
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Should You Consider Academic Administration?by Katherine C. LyallProfessional Development
2007
Issue 3 – Navigating the Job Market Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Anna Paulson
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Economic Careers in Litigation Consulting: The Road Less Traveledby Anne Layne-FarrarJob Market
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Once You Have a Job Offer--What Next?by Janice EberlyJob Market
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Tips for Interviewing at Liberal Arts Collegesby Sarah WestJob Market
Issue 2 – Work and Family in Academia: Striking the Balance Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Donna Ginther
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"Tenure First" as an Optimizing Strategyby Anne WinklerWork-Life Balance
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A Survival Guide to Having Children While On Tenure Trackby Terra McKinnishWork-Life Balance
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Faculty and Family Commitmentsby Robert DragoWork-Life Balance
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Managing to Have Children on the Tenure Track: A Qualitative Studyby Lisa Wolf-Wendel and Kelly WardWork-Life Balance
Issue 1 – Difficult Discussions: How to Approach Conversations with your Chair or Dean Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Nancy Rose
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Conversations with Your Chairby Nancy MarionProfessional Development Career Challenges
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Discussing Parental Policies with Your Dean or Department Chairby Fiona MortonProfessional Development Work-Life Balance Career Challenges
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Negotiating Senior Job Offersby Susan AtheyProfessional Development Job Market Career Challenges
2006
Issue 3 – Where the Pipeline Begins Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Gail Hoyt
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Gender-Differences in Graduate School and Job Placement Outcomes for Economics Ph.D.Sby Wendy StockGraduate Study in Economics Women in Economics
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Junior Achievement: Expanding Young Women's Horizonsby Sarapage McCorkleMentoring
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The Gender Mix of Undergraduate Economics Majorsby John Siegfried and Judith S. RicksUndergraduate Experience Research
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The National Council on Economic Educationby Elizabeth WebbinkResearch
Issue 2 – Symposium on Research Careers Outside of Academia Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Katherine Abraham
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Working as a Research Economist at the Bureau of Labor Statisticsby Anne E. PolivkaCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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Working as a Research Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphiaby Loretta J. MesterCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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Working as a Research Economist at the RAND Corporationby Julie DaVanzoCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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Working as a Research Economist at the Upjohn Instituteby Susan HousemanCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
Issue 1 – Teaching Economics in Different Environments Coeditors: Lisa Lynch and Ann Owen
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Advice for Economists at Liberal Arts Collegesby Debra BarbezatTeaching
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On Teaching Economics to MBA Studentsby Francine LafontaineTeaching
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Working Effectively with Graduate Studentsby Rebecca M. BlankTeaching
2005
Issue 3 – Lecturers, Adjuncts, Instructors: Life on a Track Different from the Tenure Track Coeditors: Francine Blau and Lori Kletzer
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"I have the best job in the world"by Sara Fisher EllisonCareers in Economics Teaching Alternative Career Paths
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Choosing Teaching as a Careerby Haideh Salehi-EsfahaniCareers in Economics Teaching Alternative Career Paths
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Life as a Lecturer: Trade-Offs Aboundby Mary FlanneryCareers in Economics Teaching Alternative Career Paths
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So You Want to Be an Adjunct Professor?by Martha OlneyCareers in Economics Teaching Alternative Career Paths
Issue 2 – Academics Outside the Academy Coeditors: Francine Blau and Sharon Oster
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On Being an Academic Economist on a Corporate Boardby Sharon OsterCareers in Economics
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The Business of Economic Consultingby Martha SamuelsonCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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What Health Economists Have to Say about Public Health and Tobaccoby Jody SindelarResearch
Issue 1 – Women Academic Economists: Early and Late Career Issues Coeditors: Francine Blau and Daniel Hamermesh
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An Old Male Economist's Advice to Young Female Economistsby Daniel HamermeshMentoring Women in Economics
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Early Women Leaders of the American Economic Associationby Evelyn ForgetWomen in Economics
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Extended Tenure Clock Policies: Theory…and Practiceby Saranna ThorntonTenure & Promotion Academic Careers
2004
Issue 3 – Women in Academe, Government and Business Coeditors: Francine Blau and Catherine L. Mann
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An Academic Economist in the Federal Bureaucracyby Katherine G. AbrahamCareers in Economics
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Being an Economist in Washington and Californiaby Janet L. YellenCareers in Economics
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Blending Academic Life with Government Serviceby Kathryn L. ShawCareers in Economics
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Three Perspectives on an Economist's Worldby Marina Von Neuman WhitmanCareers in Economics
Issue 2 – Mentoring Coeditors: Francine Blau and Lisa Barrow
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An Overview of Networking Strategiesby Joyce P. JacobsenMentoring Professional Development
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Applying for Research Grants from Liberal Arts Collegesby Lara Shore-SheppardGrant Writing
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Comment on "Responding to Discrimination in the Academy"by Julie A. NelsonDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Tenure & Promotion
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Introduction: CeMENTby Lisa BarrowCSWEP Mentoring
Issue 1 – Women & Academics Coeditors: Francine Blau and Judith Chevalier
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A Brief Guide to the AAUP Salary Databy Ronald G. EhrenbergAcademic Careers
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The Relationship between Family Responsibilities and Career Outcomes for Women and Men Facultyby Laura W. PernaWork-Life Balance Research
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Women, Math, and Stereotype Threatby Diane M. QuinnDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Research
2003
Issue 3 – Responding to Discrimination in the Academy Coeditors: Francine Blau and Janet Currie
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Discrimination and Its Resolution in the Economics Job Market: A Real Life Storyby Srobona Mitra and Richard StartzDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Job Market
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Gender Discrimination at Tenure TimeDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Tenure & Promotion
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Workplace Bullying, Women, and the Knowledge Economyby David YamadaDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
Issue 2Coeditors: Francine Blau and Claudia Goldin
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Looking at Both Sides: Academic and Non-Academic Jobsby Sandra BlackJob Market Careers in Economics
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On Being Placement Director in a Buyer's Marketby Claudia GoldinJob Market
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Publishing in Economics Journals: Trends Young Economists (and Everyone Else) Should Be Aware Ofby Glenn EllisonProfessional Development Publishing
Issue 1Coeditors: Francine Blau and Rachel Croson
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How to Get National Science Foundation (NSF) Funding in Economicsby Laura RazzoliniFunding Grant Writing
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Top Ten (Easy) Things to Do To Mentor Junior Facultyby Rachel CrosonMentoring
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Preparing for Ethical Challengesby Joshua MargolisProfessional Development
2002
Issue 3 – Mentoring Coeditors: Joan Haworth and Rachel Willis
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Legal Issues in the Workplace: Gender Pay Equityby Saranna ThorntonDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Legal Issues in the Workplace: Sexual Harrassmentby Saranna ThorntonDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Mentoring and Women in Non-Academic Careersby Joan G. HaworthMentoring Careers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
Issue 2 – Think Tanks, Funding Sources Coeditors: Joan Haworth and Caren Grown
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Funding Opportunities for Women Economists at the Russell Sage Foundationby David F. WeimanFunding
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Funding Opportunities for Women Graduate Students in Economics: Program in Applied Economicsby Ashley TimmerFunding
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How the Instituite for Women's Policy Research Contributes to Public Policy Developmentby Heidi HartmannResearch Careers in Economics
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Notes from Working at a Private Foundationby Kristin F. ButcherCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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The Center for Global Development: Its Origins and Future Workby Nancy BirdsallResearch Careers in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Joan Haworth and Robert Pollack
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Means, Motive, and Opportunity: The Role of Networks and Gender in the Decision to Publish and Coauthor in Economicsby John McDowell, Larry Singell Jr., and Mark SlaterResearch Publishing
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The Status of Women in Economics during the Nineties: One step forward, Two steps backby Shulamit KahnWomen in Economics
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The Status of Women in Economics: A Commentby Rebecca M. BlankThe Status of Women in the Economics Profession
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Women in the Economics Pipeline: How do we compare to other disciplines?by Donna GintherWomen in Economics
2001
Issue 3 – Women's Organizations in Economics and Related Fields Coeditors: Joan Haworth and KimMarie McGoldrick
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Canadian Women Economists NetworkWomen Economists Assocations
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Committee on Women in Agricultural Economicsby Margot RudstromWomen Economists Assocations
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International Association for Feminist EconomicsWomen Economists Assocations
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Royal Economic Society's Committee on WomenWomen Economists Assocations
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Women's Networking in the Financial Management Associationby Pamela P. PetersonWomen Economists Assocations
Issue 2Coeditors: Beth Allen and Jean Kimmel
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One Approach to Balancing Work and Familyby Karen ConwayWork-Life Balance
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Ms. Mentor Orates To EconomistsProfessional Development
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The CCOFFE Experience: Reflections from a Mentor and a Menteeby Jean Kimmel and Karine S. MoeCSWEP Mentoring
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Tips on Dual, Not Dueling, Careersby Deborah Freund and Thomas KniesnerWork-Life Balance
Issue 1 – Career Paths of Women Entering the Economics Profession During the 1970s Coeditors: Beth Allen and Andrea H. Beller
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A Career Built on Serendipity: Forty Years of Zigs and Zagsby Rachel McCullochWomen in Economics Careers in Economics
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From Manhattan to Manhattanvilleby Anna Sachko GandolfiWomen in Economics Careers in Economics
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Career Paths of Women Entering the Economics Profession During the 1970sby Andrea H.BellerWomen in Economics Careers in Economics
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Some Insights Regarding Success in the Economics Professionby Shoshana Grossbard-ShechtmanWomen in Economics Careers in Economics
2000
Issue 3 – Panel on the Research Climate in Economics Institutes Coeditors: Beth Allen and Helen Popper
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Economic Research Funding at the National Science Foundationby Mary E. DeilyResearch Funding
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Taking the Temperature of Research Climates: What is Right for You?by Catherine L. MannProfessional Development
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RAND: Research for Policy and Decision Makingby Julia LowellCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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The William Davidson Institute: Promoting Research on and Assistance to Economies in Transitionby Anna MeyendorffResearch Careers in Economics
Issue 2 – Special Interview Articles Coeditors: Beth Allen and Barbara Fraumeni
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Interview Articles: Carol Carson, Janet Norwood, Martha Farnsworth Richeby Barbara FraumeniWomen in Economics Careers in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Lisa Lynch
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A Sincere and True Account of the Unexpected Delivery of Extraordinary Windfall Treasureby Nancy FolbreFunding
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Economics, Crime, and Criminal Justiceby Anne Morrison PiehlResearch
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Law and Economicsby Susan Rose-AckermanResearch
1999
Issue 3Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and KimMarie McGoldrick
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Administration as a Career Path for Economistsby Elizabeth HoffmanCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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My Experience with Tenure Through Teaching at the University of Kentuckyby Gail HoytTenure & Promotion Academic Careers
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The Benefits and Costs of Team Teaching: Experience from an Interdisciplinary Collaborationby Maureen Lage and B. Kay SnavelyTeaching
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The Life of a Pedagogue in a Research Instituteby Beth BoganCareers in Economics
Issue 2Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Henry Farber
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Being Chairby Nancy MarionProfessional Development Academic Careers
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Report From Sweden: The Nobel Award Ceremoniesby Elyce RotellaCSWEP
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Social Policy Research in the Private Sectorby Jean Baldwin GrossmanAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Catherine Eckel
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Behavioral Economicsby Colin CamererResearch
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Negotiation Advice for Women: How Not to Lose Your Skirtby Linda BabcockCareer Challenges Women in Economics
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Other-Regarding Preferences in Economicsby Rachel CrosonResearch
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Using Experiments in the Classroomby Susan LauryUndergraduate Experience Teaching
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Writing Reviews for the Economics Program at the National Science Foundation that will Make Your Program Officer Love Youby Catherine EckelGrant Writing Funding
1998
Issue 3Editor: Robin L. Bartlett
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On Becoming a Member of a Corporate Board of Directorsby Olivia MitchellCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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Strategies for a Successful Start at a Teaching Collegeby Elizabeth SchmittTeaching Academic Careers
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The "E-Mentor:" A World Wide Web List of Resources for the Professional Development of Academic Economistsby Linda Manning and Philip ThompsonProfessional Development
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Women's Contributions to Public Economicsby Daphne KenyonWomen in Economics Research
Issue 2Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Hali Edison
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Opportunities from the National Science Foundationby Dan NewlonGrant Writing
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The Royal Economic Society Women's Committeeby Karen Mumford and Denise OsbornWomen Economists Assocations
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Women's Contributions to Environmental Economicsby Maureen CropperWomen in Economics Research
Issue 1Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Susan Pozo
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Maternity Leaveby Saranna ThorntonWork-Life Balance
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The Roles of Traditional Mentoring and Team Mentoringby Robin Bartlett and Andrea ZiegertMentoring
1997
Issue 3 – Special Commemorative Issue: CSWEP's 25 Years Editor: Robin L. Bartlett
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CSWEP in Retrospectby Carolyn Shaw BellWomen in Economics Associations CSWEP
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CSWEP: Past, Present and Futureby Robin BartlettWomen in Economics Associations CSWEP
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Combatting Role Prejudice and Sex DiscriminationDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment
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Women in the Academyby Rebecca BlankWomen Economists Assocations
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Women in Businessby Sharon SmithCareer Paths in Economics
Issue 2Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Maureen Cropper
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Economics and the World Wide Web: Information, Teaching Resources, and Women's Issuesby Kim SosinTeaching
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Publishing Realitiesby Joni HerschPublishing
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Women's Contribution to Development Economicsby Yana van der Meulen RodgersResearch Women in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Ron Ehrenberg
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Confessions of a Late Starterby Marianne FerberCareer Challenges Women in Economics
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Enhancing the Attractiveness of Research to Female Facultyby Ronald EhrenbergResearch Women in Economics Academic Careers
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How to Write an Abstractby Kenneth SmallResearch
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Life as a Newspaper Reporterby Sylvia NasarAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
1996
Issue 4Coeditors: Robin L. Bartlett and Nancy Marion
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What You Should Know About CSWEP-Sponsored Sessions at the AEA Meetingsby Rebecca BlankWomen in Economics Associations CSWEP
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Active Learning in the Economics Classroomby Michael SalemiUndergraduate Experience Teaching
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Taking Little Ones on Sabbaticalby Betty DanielWork-Life Balance
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Women in International Economics: Research Scholarship and Policy Debateby Catherine MannResearch Women in Economics
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Women's Contribution to Industrial Organization: Part IIby Esther Gal-Or and Margaret E. SladeResearch Women in Economics
Issue 3Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Helen Goldblatt
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A Guide to the Academic Job Market for Sudentsby Valerie SuslowJob Market Professional Development
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Collegialityby Jo Anna GrayProfessional Development Mentoring
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Finding Senior Academic Jobsby Beth AllenJob Market Career Paths in Economics
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Grantwriting Guidelines in the Social and Behavioral Sciencesby Timothy SmeedingGrant Writing
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Guidelines for Being a Discussantby Linda EdwardsProfessional Development
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How Note to Perish: Tips for Submitting Articles From an Ex-Editor's Point of Viewby Claudia GoldinPublishing
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How to Survive a Seminar Presentationby Lisa LynchJob Market Professional Development
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Mentoring and Being Mentoredby Rebecca BlankMentoring
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Publish or Perish: The Perils of Paulineby Marianne FerberPublishing Research
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Responding to Referees and Editorsby Roger NollPublishing Professional Development
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The Joint Job-Hunting Problemby Katharine LyallCareer Challenges Careers in Economics Work-Life Balance
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The Process of Earning Tenure at a Small Liberal Arts Institutionby Robin BartlettTenure & Promotion
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The Year of the Tenure Decision: Strategies for Survivalby Janice Fanning MaddenTenure & Promotion
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Translating a CV to a Resumeby Anne EdwardsProfessional Development Job Market
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What do you do if you think you have been mistreated?by Joan HaworthTenure & Promotion
Issue 2Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Kathryn H. Anderson
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Successful Course Designby Kate PullingTeaching
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The Gender Factor In Teaching Evaluationsby Linda B. Nilson and John T. LysakerTeaching
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Women's Contribution To Industrial Organization: Part Iby Esther Gal-Or and Margaret E. SladeResearch Women in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Joni Hersch
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Administrative Location Of Your Economics Department And How It Affects YouAcademic Administration
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Finding A Career In Academic AdministrationCareer Paths Academic Administration
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My Life As An Economist: A Non-Linear CareerCareer Paths
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The Underrepresentation Of Women In EconomicsGender Inequality Representation
1995
Issue 3Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Ann Witte
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Academic Positions for Health Economistsby Niccie L. McKayAcademic Careers Health Economics
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And The Two Shall Be As One: Job Sharing in an Academic Departmentby Mark Montgomery and Irene PowellWork-Life Balance Academic Careers
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Moving From Government to Academiaby Thomas D. HopkinsCareer Paths in Economics
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Women's Contribution to Economic Demographyby Rachel ConnellyResearch Women in Economics
Issue 2Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Robin Bartlett
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Academic Careers for Women in Public Policyby Helen F. LaddAcademic Careers
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Life As A Consultant and An Economistby Joan G. HaworthAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Roger Noll
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A Non-Traditional Career Path of a Woman Economistby Laura SternAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
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Economic Imperialists Go Native: Life in a Political Science Departmentby Kathleen BawnAcademic Careers
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How to Get Alifeby Leigh TesfatsionResearch
1994
Issue 3Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Jo Anna Gray
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An Economist's Career in a Business Schoolby Ann P. BartelNon-Academic Careers Business Economics
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Grantwriting Guidelines in the Social and Behavioral Sciencesby Timothy SmeedingGrant Writing
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Collegialityby Jo Anna GrayProfessional Development Mentoring
Issue 2Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Linda Edwards
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A Career in Business Economicsby Kathleen B. CooperAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
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More on Combining Children and Career: A View From the Trenchesby Amy Ellen SchwartzWork-Life Balance Academic Careers
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Studying the Decline in Undergraduate Female Enrollment in Economics at Dukeby Elizabeth Misol and Vijaya RamachandranTeaching Undergraduate Experience
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What Is Feminist Economics?by Marianna A. Ferber and Julie A. NelsonWomen in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Rebecca Blank and Ivy Broder
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Professional Life Beyond Academe -- Yes, There Is Oneby Sharon B. MegdalAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
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Guidelines for Being a Discussantby Linda N. EdwardsProfessional Development
1993
Issue 3Coeditors:
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Issue 2Coeditors: Elizabeth Hoffman and Leigh Tesfatsion
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Combining Childbearing with a Careerby Beth IngramWork-Life Balance Academic Careers
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New Fields in Economics: Experimental Economicsby Elizabeth HoffmanResearch
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The Gender Effect in Economics Principles Coursesby Gordon Anderson, Dwayne Benjamin, and Melvyn FussTeaching Gender Inequality
Issue 1Coeditors: Elizabeth Hoffman and Jennifer Reinganum
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Responding to Referees and Editorsby Roger NollPublishing Professional Development
1992
Issue 3Coeditors: Elizabeth Hoffman and Frank Levy
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Reflections on a Multi-Faceted Careerby Elizabeth E. BaileyWomen in Economics
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Careers in Public Policy Schoolsby Frank Levy and Rebecca BlankAcademic Careers
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Should Economists Marry Economists?by Mark Montgomery and Irene PowellWork-Life Balance
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Women's Contributions to Labor Economics: Part IIby Francine D. Blau and Marianne A. FerberResearch Women in Economics
Issue 2Coeditors: Elizabeth Hoffman and Myrna Wooders
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Gender, Coauthorship, and Academic Promotionby Janet Kiholm SmithGender Bias Publishing Careers in Economics
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Responding to Calls for Abstractsby Jo Anna GrayPublishing
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Women's Contributions to Labor Economics: Part Iby Francine D. Blau and Marianne A. FerberResearch Women in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Elizabeth Hoffman and Barbara Wolfe
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Are Women 'Working' More Relative to Men as Women's Hours of Paid Work Increase?by Joyce ManchesterGender Inequality
1991
Issue 3Coeditors: Elizabeth Hoffman and June O'Neill
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On Combining Children and an Academic Careerby Jennifer F. ReinganumWork-Life Balance Academic Careers
Issue 2Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Rebecca Blank
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Riding Out The Recessionby Frank S. LevyJob Market Career Challenges Career Paths in Economics
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The Quality of Graduate Education in Economicsby Daniel H. NewlonGraduate Study in Economics Teaching
Issue 1Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Daniel Newlon
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Women in Top-Tier Economics Departmentsby Ivy E. BroderGrant Writing Women in Economics
1990
Issue 4Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Shelly Lundberg
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A Guide to the Academic Job Market for Studentsby Valerie Y. SuslowJob Market Professional Development
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Appropriate Questions for Job Interviewersby Rebecca M. BlankJob Market Professional Development
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Placing Your Students: A Placement Director's Perspectiveby Elizabeth HoffmanJob Market Professional Development
Issue 3Editor: Nancy Gordon
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Publish or Perish: The Perils of Paulineby Marianne FerberPublishing Research
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Some Tips on NSF Grantspersonshipby Daniel H. NewlonGrant Writing
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How to Write a GrantGrant Writing
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Strategies for Publishing Journal Articlesby Nancy E. SchwartzPublishing
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How to Get on the Program at the ASSA Meetingsby Michelle WhiteProfessional Development
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How Not to Perish: Tips for Submitting Articles from an Ex-Editor's Point of Viewby Claudia GoldinPublishing
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Some Thoughts on Finding Senior Academic Jobs: Obtaining an Offer, Negotiating, and Decidingby Beth AllenJob Market Career Paths in Economics
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Some Thoughts on Finding Academic Jobs: How to Enter the Marketby Beth AllenJob Market Career Paths in Economics
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Translating a CV to a Resumeby Anne EdwardsProfessional Development Job Market
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The Joint Job-Hunting Problemby Katharine LyallCareer Challenges Careers in Economics Work-Life Balance
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The Year of the Tenure Decision: Strategies for Survivalby Janice Fanning MaddenTenure & Promotion
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The Process of Earning Tenure at a Small Liberal Arts Institutionby Robin L. BartlettTenure & Promotion
Issue 2Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Barbara Newell
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What Do You Do If You Think You Have Been Mistreated?by Joan G. Haworth and Sharon KellyDiscrimination & Sexual Harassment Tenure & Promotion
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Interesting Jobs in Economics: Working for the Council of Economic Advisersby Rebecca Blank and Susan CollinsCareers in Economics Alternative Career Paths
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More Thoughts on How to Get Publishedby Barbara D. DennisPublishing Professional Development
Issue 1Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Elizabeth Hoffman
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Writing Letters of Recommendation That Workby Katharine LyallProfessional Development Mentoring
1989
Issue 3Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Marjorie McElroy
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How Not to Perish: Tips for Submitting Articles from an Ex-Editor's Point of Viewby Claudia GoldinPublishing
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More on How the NSF Economics Program Worksby Daniel H. NewlonGrant Writing
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Opportunities for Women and the National Science Foundationby Ivy BroderGrant Writing
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On CSWEP and CSWEP Activitiesby Shulamit KahnWomen Economists Assocations CSWEP
Issue 2Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Cecilia Conrad
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Do Patterns of Citations Differ for Women and Men?by Marianne A. FerberGender and Economics Women in Economics
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Maternal and Parental Leave Policies for Facultyby Cecilia ConradWork-Life Balance
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Nonacademic Careers in Financial Services: A Personal Perspectiveby Laurie GoodmanAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Kathryn Morrison
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Translating a CV to a Resumeby Anne EdwardsProfessional Development Job Market
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Older Women's Workby Barbara WolfeResearch
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Strategies for Publishing Journal Articlesby Nancy E. SchwartzPublishing
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Supply, Demand, and the Green Eyeshadeby Valerie AmerkhailCareer Paths in Economics
1988
Issue 3Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Katharine Lyall
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Economists as Budget Plannersby Kathryn M. MorrisonAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
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How to Get on the Program at the ASSA Meetingsby Michelle WhiteProfessional Development
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The Joint Job-Hunting Problemby Katharine LyallCareer Challenges Careers in Economics Work-Life Balance
Issue 2Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Katharine Lyall
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Child Support Policyby Anne R. GordonChild Support Policy
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Choosing a Career Path as a Professional Economist: Would You Prefer Working in Government, for a Corporation, or in Academia?by Nancy Hays TeetersCareer Paths in Economics
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Raising the Next Generation: Who Shall Pay?by Emily StoperChild Support Policy
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What Economists Do in Industryby Audrey FreedmanCareer Paths in Economics
Issue 1Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Katharine Lyall
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How to Write a GrantGrant Writing
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More on Gender and Economicsby Susan F. FeinerGender and Economics Women in Economics
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Some Tips on NSF Grantspersonshipby Daniel H. NewlonGrant Writing
1987
Issue 2Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Katharine Lyall
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Gender and Economic Thoughtby Julie A. NelsonGender and Economics Women in Economics
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How to Get on the Program at the ASSAby Michelle WhiteProfessional Development
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Bank Economist at Workby Evelina M. TainerCareer Paths in Economics
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More on Double-Blind Reviewingby Linda N. EdwardsPublishing
Issue 1Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Isabel Sawhill
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Economic Statistics: An Important Part of Economists' Trainingby Courtenay SlaterCareer Paths in Economics
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The Year of the Tenure Decision: Strategies for Survivalby Janice Fanning MaddenTenure & Promotion
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The Process of Earning Tenure at a Small Liberal Arts Institutionby Robin L. BartlettTenure & Promotion
1986
Issue 3Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Isabel Sawhill
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An Insider's View of the AEA's Nominating Processby Padma DesaiWomen in Leadership Women in Economics
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Journal Reviewing Practices and the Progress of Women in the Economics Profession: Is There a Relationship?by Linda N. Edwards and Marianne A. FerberPublishing Women in Economics
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Some Thoughts on Finding Academic Jobs: How to Enter the Marketby Beth AllenJob Market Career Paths in Economics
Issue 2Coeditors: Nancy Gordon and Isabel Sawhill
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Academic Opportunities: Looking Beyond the Economics Departmentby Jody SindelarAlternative Career Paths
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How to Get on the Program at the ASSAby Michelle WhiteProfessional Development
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Working on Capitol Hillby Mary EcclesAlternative Career Paths Career Paths in Economics
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Publish or Perish: The Perils of Paulineby Marianne FerberPublishing Research
Issue 1Coeditors: Nancy M. Gordon and Isabel Sawhill
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An Economist's Job in the International Monetary Fundby Margaret Garritsen de VriesCareer Paths
1985
Issue 2Coeditors: Isabel Sawhill and Aleta Aslani Styers
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Economic EquityPay Equity
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Gender Balance in The Economics Curriculum: The CSWEP Textbook Projectby Susan FeinerEducation CSWEP
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Pregnancy and Tenureby Shulamit KahnTenure & Promotion
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Giving a Paper at the ASSAby Cordelia ReimersProfessional Development
Issue 1Coeditors: Barbara R. Bergmann and Aleta Aslani Styers
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Equal Pay for Equal Work: Italian Women in the LeadResearch
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Property Right Disputes: Current Fallacies and a New Approachby Carolyn A. WojResearch
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Making A Name for Yourselfby Carolyn Shaw BellResearch Professional Development
1984
Issue 3Coeditors: Barbara R. Bergmann and Aleta Aslani Styers
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Citations: Are They an Objective Measure of Merit?by Marianne A. FerberGender Discrimination
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Technology's Dean: Elizabeth E. Bailey -- A Computer Whiz at the Helm of Carnegie-Mellonby Kirk JohnsonProfiles
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Economists and Reformers at Berkeley, 1900 to 1960by Mary CookinghamHistory of Economics
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Work Characteristics and the Male-Female Earnings Gapby Marianne A. Ferber and Joe L. SpaethEarnings Gap
Issue 2Coeditors: Barbara R. Bergmann and Aleta Aslani Styers
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Clubs That Exclude Women: "Who You Know" vs "What You Know"by Robin L. BartlettGender Discrimination
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The Dilemma of Affirmative Actionby Barbara R. BergmannAffirmative Action
Issue 1Coeditors: Barbara R. Bergmann and Aleta Aslani Styers
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Citations: Are They an Objective Measure of Merit?by Marianne A. FerberGender Discrimination Research
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Women Economist at Work: The Management Gap in Economic Policyby Marta MooneyEconomic Policy
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Women in the Professional Associationsby Maren Lockwood CardenProfessional Development
1983
Issue 2Coeditors: Barbara R. Bergmann and Aleta Aslani Styers
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Economics From Three Perspectivesby Marina v. N. WhitmanProfessional Development Research
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Forbidding the Use of Gender in Insuranceby Barbara R. BergmannGender Discrimination
Issue 1Coeditors: Barbara R. Bergmann and Aleta Aslani Styers
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HR 100 Mandates Unisex Insuranceby Barbara R. BergmannGender Discrimination
1982
Issue 3Editor: Elizabeth Bailey
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1979
Issue 3Editor: Ann F. Friedlaender
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1978
Issue 3Editor: Ann F. Friedlaender
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Issue 2Editor: Ann F. Friedlaender
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Issue 1Editor: Ann F. Friedlaender
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1977
Issue 3Editor: Barbara Reagan
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1976
Issue 4Editor: Barbara Reagan
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Issue 3Editor: Barbara Reagan
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Issue 2Editor: Barbara Reagan
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Issue 1Editor: Barbara Reagan
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1975
Issue 3Editor: Barbara Reagan
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Issue 2Coeditors: Barbara Reagan and Patricia Kirby
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Issue 1Coeditors: Barbara Reagan and Patricia Kirby
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1974
Issue 4Coeditors: Barbara Reagan and Patricia Kirby
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Issue 3Editor: Barbara Reagan
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Issue 2Editor: Barbara Reagan
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1973
Issue 4Editor: Carolyn Shaw Bell
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Issue 3Editor: Carolyn Shaw Bell
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Issue 2Editor: Carolyn Shaw Bell
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1972
Issue 1Editor: Carolyn Shaw Bell
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