The New CEOs: Women, African American, Latino, and Asian American Leaders of Fortune 500 Companies

Richard L. Zweigenhaft · G. William Domhoff

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Preface Chapter 1: Setting the Stage: The Changing Role of the CEO and the Recent Emergence of Women, African American, Latino and Asian American CEOs Chapter 2: The Women Fortune 500 CEOs Chapter 3: The African American Fortune 500 CEOs Chapter 4: Going Global: Latino and Asian American Fortune 500 CEOs Chapter 5: Where Do They Fit in the Corporate Elite, and How Do They Compare with Jewish and Gentile Male CEOs? Chapter 6: Why Now, and What's Next? Appendix 1: The New CEOs Appendix 2: Baby-Faced and More: CEOs and Skin Color Appendix 3: Funding the Corporate-Mediated Pipeline References

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