Women and Minorities in Introductory Economics Textbooks: 1974 to 1984

Susan F. Feiner · Barbara A. Morgan

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The authors conducted a painstaking review of widely used economics textbooks to determine if or how issues relating to race and gender are treated. In doing so, the authors also shed light on the nature of the treatment of these issues.

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1985Not in our Genes; Biology, Ideology and Human Nature 1982The Classroom Climate: A Chilly One for Women?.1993New Directions for Teaching and Learning 1922Association of American Colleges 2010The Principles of Political Economy 1987Science and Gender: A Critique of Biology and Its Theories on Women 1954Principles of political economy 1976Economics Private and Public Choice

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