Women in Office: Getting There and Staying There
By (Author) Joanne Rajoppi
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Praeger Publishers Inc
30th August 1993
United States
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Gender studies: women and girls
320.082
Hardback
200
Women's approaches to problem-solving, leading, public policy positions, and relationships with people are different from men's. They have much to offer and present challenging opportunities to the political community of governance. This is a practical how-to book written for women who are involved in the process, either elected or appointed to office, who wish to stay in office, be re-elected or move onto higher office. A first in a new and important genre of literature.
"Joanne Rajoppi's new book is a practical and pragmatic guide for any woman entering public life. Rajoppi provides thoughtful insight on the challenges we as women face on entering the political spotlight."-Senator Dianne Feinstein California
"We live in very exciting times. As we approach the 21st century, women are finally shattering the glass ceiling of American politics and getting elected to public office all across the country. Joanne Rajoppi's work is valuable reading for women who feel called to lead."-Ann Richards Governor of Texas
The preface differentiates this political guide from more scholarly or theoretical ones; it states that Rajoppi's approach is "that of a friend sitting down with you...for some down-to-earth discussion." . . .women seeking introductory friendly, "women supporting women" inside-talk will be well served.-Booklist
"The preface differentiates this political guide from more scholarly or theoretical ones; it states that Rajoppi's approach is "that of a friend sitting down with you...for some down-to-earth discussion." . . .women seeking introductory friendly, "women supporting women" inside-talk will be well served."-Booklist
JOANNE RAJOPPI has served 20 years as a local, county, and state official in New Jersey politics. She is also a published author and journalist and has taught public policy-making as an adjunct at Rutgers University.