An Alternative Reader . For useful internet resources, see the Resource Guide for Women, Politics and Policy. . You should be prepared for class most days, engage in discussion, ask questions, share additional information, provide feedback to the instructor as well as other students, be a leader as well as a follower in class.
Graduate students have some additional participation requirements.
You should help involve all in class discussions. This is to be no more than 2 single spaced pages with the essential theme of how women live. This essay summarizes our reading from part one which backgrounds the context in which women take part in direct political activity. Draft due Jan 22. Final version due Jan. 26.