Scholarly Writing And Publishing

Mary Frank Fox is assistant research scientist at the University of Michigan's Center for Research on Social Organization and Department of Sociology and was chair (1982-1984) of research and publications for Sociologists for Women in Society, for which this volume was a project. She has published extensively on social processes in organizations and occupations and is coauthor (with Sharlene Hesse Biber) of Women at Work (1984).

Preface /Mary Frank F -- 1. Introduction /Mary Frank Fox -- 2. The Transition from Dissertation Student to Publishing -- Scholar and Professional /Mary Frank Fox -- 3. Publishing in Journals /Jennie J. Kronenfeld -- 4. Scholars and Book Publishing /Caroline Hodges Persell -- 5. Publishing a College Textbook /Jo Freeman -- 6. Book Publishing: An Editor's-Eye View /Gladys S. Topkis -- 7. Solving a Work Problem /Virginia Valian -- 8. The Lone Scholar Myth /Jane C. Hood -- 9. The Process of Collaboration in Scholarly Research /Mary Frank Fox and Catherine A. Faver -- 10. Reflections on Style, Structure, and Subject /Jessie Bernard -- 11. Research Productivity Across the Life and Career Cycles: Facilitators and Barriers for Women /Helen S. Astin and Diane E. Davis -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Index.