Diversity and Affirmative Action in Public Service

Abstract

Representative Bureaucracy and Equal Employment Opportunity Public Administration and Social Equity, H. George Frederickson Social Equity and the Public Service, Eugene B. McGregor Measuring Bureaucratic Representation and Integration, David Nachmias and David H. Rosenbloom Progress Toward Racial and Sexual Equality in the Federal Civil Service? Gregory B. Lewis From Civil Rights to Valuing Differences, Walter D. Broadnax Equal Employment Opportunity and the Early Career in Federal Employment, Gregory B. Lewis Racial Unrest in the Military: The Challenge and the Response, Richard Stillman II Affirmative Action The U.S. Supreme Courts Consensus on Affirmative Action, John Nalbandian Affirmative Action and City Managers: Attitudes Toward Recruitment of Women, James Slack Mini-Symposium: Affirmative Action in Public Employment, edited by Lloyd G. Nigro Diversity 1Race, Sex and Supervisory Authority in Federal White-Collar Employment, Gregory B. Lewis 1Asian Americans in the Public Service: Success, Diversity and Discrimination, Pan Suk Kim and Gregory B. Lewis Symposium: Minorities in Public Administration, edited by Adam W. Herbert Gender 1Circumventing the Glass Ceiling: Women Executives in American State Governments, Angela M. Bullard and Deil S. Wright 1Achieving Credibility: An Analysis of Womens Experience, A. Carol Rusaw 1Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Backward: The Status of Womens Integration into Public Management, Mary E. Guy Symposium: Women in Public Administration, edited by Nesta M. Gallas Aging and Disabilities 1Greying at the Temples: Demographics of a Public Service Occupation, James F. Wolf, Carole M. Neves, Richard T. Greenough, Bill B. Benton 1The Impact of Disabilities on Federal Career Success, Gregory B. Lewis and Cheryl Lynn Allee Mini-Symposium on New Roles for Older Workers: The Neglected Option, edited by Jarold A. Keiffer.

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