The Social Science Journals

Introduction to the special issue on first ladies
pp. 499-501(3)
Author: Watson R.P.

The Duchess: First Lady Florence Harding and the tragedy of being ahead of her time
pp. 503-516(14)
Author: Anthony C.S.

Eleanor Roosevelt's press conferences: case study in class, gender, and race
pp. 517-528(12)
Author: Beasley M.H.

Hillary Rodham Clinton as first lady: the people's perspective
pp. 529-546(18)
Author: Burrell B.C.

The evolution of the role and office of the first lady: the movement toward integration with the White House office
pp. 547-562(16)
Authors: Eksterowicz A.J.; Paynter K.

Using all available means of persuasion: the twentieth century first lady as public communicator
pp. 563-575(13)
Author: Gutin M.

Party politics: the political impact of the first ladies' social role
pp. 577-590(14)
Author: Mayo E.P.

Mr. and Mrs. president? The rise and fall of the co-presidency
pp. 591-600(10)
Author: Troy G.

Role constraints and first ladies
pp. 601-610(10)
Author: Wekkin G.D.

Breaking out of the circle: an analysis of the gendered communication behaviors of Hillary Clinton and Sarah Netanyahu
pp. 611-618(8)
Author: Rifkind L.J.

College students' attitudes toward abortion and commitment to the issue
pp. 619-625(7)
Authors: Carlton C.L.; Nelson E.S.; Coleman P.K.

Modern racism on campus: a survey of attitudes and perceptions
pp. 627-635(9)
Authors: Sydell E.J.; Nelson E.S.

Promoting a feminist policy agenda: indigenous women leaders and closet feminism
pp. 637-645(9)
Author: Prindeville D.-M.

An alternative interpretation of the household's optimization problem
pp. 647-651(5)
Author: Rajagopal D.

A review essay: Hillary's legacy? Recent literature on the First Lady
pp. 653-658(6)
Author: Watson R.P.