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There are signif diff's in the traditions of the countries of Eastern Europe. While pol'al rights for F's have.been included in the constitutions of each of the countries, this does not mean they have been implemented fully. In the professional & pol'al fields, the progress of F's has been very important since WWII. But their professional activities are ahead of the pol'al. The experience gained in the course of the rapid industr'ization which provided new tasks for F's has made them consider anew the problems of equal rights of F's: not as F's' assimilation in the world of M's, but as a re-evaluation. of their potentialities. HA.

Disinterest in pol'al participation is evidence that org'al participation (OP) reflects soc integration in democratic societies (in totalitarian societies participation is compulsory). OP is shaped by 'cultural norms,' 'situational needs,' & 'personal interest,' the latter 2 being characteristic of modern Western societies because of lack of sanctions on the former. Participation is related to SC: the higher the class, the more the active participation. Thus, 'org membership stimulates pol'al interest & influences pol'al att's more so in the Uc's. The function of SC is described in 3 types of org's: leisure, occup'al & special interest, & soc, civil & pol'al. The Lc's accept the status quo & are integrated passively (possibly through the MM) which would mean that Lc prosperity may not increase participation. P. D. Montagna.

Introduction : why redistricting is important -- Population equality : how equal must districts be? -- Minorities and redistricting -- The populations are equal and minorities have not been discriminated against, now what? -- Partisan gerrymandering : all's fair in love, war, and redistricting saith the U.S. Supreme Court, but others beg to differ -- Gerrymandering in Georgia : a case study -- Looking to the future.

In a number of respects, the voluntary response of New York City's sizable gay community to AIDS, through Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), has been unique. In addition to its important advocacy and service-providing functions, the work of GMHC assumed significant polit ical dimensions that served to counter discrimination, empower the orga nization's adherents, and help preserve their sense of community in the face of a medical and social catastrophe.

"Rev. December, 2005." ; Caption title ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Printed December, 2003"--P. [1]. ; Shipping list no.: 2004-0133-P. ; Cover title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Printed March 1998"--P. [1]. ; Shipping list no.: 98-0249-P. ; Cover title. ; Mode of access: Internet.