To explain the changes he sees in store, he traces the growth of management education from its early focus on industries like steel and railroads to its current emphasis on information technology in the global economy. Change is, of course, the unchanging ingredient in any institution. Just as deans move on and curriculum evolves, traditions change as well. I was only slightly surprised to hear of the results, although I was quite dismayed. It should come as no surprise that women still demonstrate the behavior and thought patterns of oppression.
Feminism gets a bad rap even from young women.
If they do embrace it, it is again the taking on of what the rest of society considers a negative identity. The only thing that seems stable is that we do have the right to vote. I will end by saying that I think studies like these are extremely important, as they keep the issue at the forefront of our minds and make it harder for everyone to hide from it. He and I appear to have had much in common. We both graduated from the Business School in the same year.