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Textiles and Clothing Business Professionals for the Twenty-First Century: Moving Toward Diversity
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  • 1983American Industry in International Competition141 cited
  • 1983The Economics and Politics of Countertrade88 cited
  • 1982The U.S. apparel industry : international challenge, domestic response42 cited
  • 1982The endless day : the political economy of women and work36 cited
  • 1981Home Economics: A Recitation of Definition.13 cited
  • 1982Hindsight and Foresight: Basis for Choice.10 cited
  • 1982Curriculum Movement of Clothing and Textiles Programs from Four-Year to Two-Year Colleges5 cited
  • 1981Secondary Home Economics Curricula Perpetuate a Stereotype.5 cited
  • 1983The fashion business : dynamics and careers2 cited

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