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Executive women and the myth of having it all

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Hewlett, Sylvia Ann

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TextPublication details: 2002Action note:

6/7/02 JOY_D

Summary: Shows that for many women, the demands of ambitious careers, the asymmetries of male-female relationships and the difficulties of bearing children late in life, conspire to crowd out the possibility of having children. Examines this state of affairs, identifies the heavy costs involved, and suggests some remedies.

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Shows that for many women, the demands of ambitious careers, the asymmetries of male-female relationships and the difficulties of bearing children late in life, conspire to crowd out the possibility of having children. Examines this state of affairs, identifies the heavy costs involved, and suggests some remedies.

6/7/02 JOY_D

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