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Preliminary check list of Michigan imprints, 1796-1850 ; Mode of access: Internet. ; BHL: With Message of the acting governor, Stevens T. Mason, and 25 other pamphlets, this being no. 16 and 28 (2 copies).

ABSTRACTIs the peer-review process at academic journals gendered? The answer to this question has important implications for the advancement of women in the political science profession. However, few studies have had access to data that can evaluate whether the peer-review process is gendered. We investigate this for papers submitted to the American Political Science Review across two editorial teams to identify trends over time. We evaluate overall differences across gender, but we also present more fine-grained data to evaluate gender differences across subfield, methodology, and submitting author's institutional affiliation and academic rank. Furthermore, we show that prior service as a reviewer is associated with a higher acceptance rate for first-time submitters. We demonstrate that the review process is not gendered. Women's share of submissions and acceptances has risen but remains lower than their presence in the discipline.

This collection of papers represents the attempt to incorporate into African political science - with particular focus on Nigeria - the material factors of political science; the central focus of the discourse is on issues of food and agricultural production

Reuse of record except for individual research requires license from Congressional Information Service, Inc. ; June 1980. ; At head of title: Committee print. ; CIS Microfiche Accession Numbers: CIS 80 H702-25 ; Microfiche. ; Mode of access: Internet.