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My research reputation in gender inequality prompted my appointment
in the late 1970s to the Canadian Advisory Council on the
Status of Women (Doris Anderson, head). I continue to contribute
to the general field of gender inequality. My article on “Gender,
Power and Postindustrialism,” co-authored with John Myles
and Maryann Mulvihill is one of the few existing articles
on women in Canada to have been selected by an American academic
for reprinting in a US published book (1995) (where it is
the only article not on gender inequality in the United States),
and it is cited in relevant American and Australian publications.
“Feminizing Paid Work” (1997) has also reached an international
audience. Within Canada, a monograph on “Canadian Attitudes
toward Women: Thirty Years of Change” (1984) was widely used
in federal governmental circles to convince MPs and policy
makers that times indeed had changed from the 1950s, and that
attitudes were receptive to progressive action.
Select Bibliography in Gender Inequality
| 2008 |
(forthcoming) Immigrant
Women and Earning Inequalities (Monica Boyd and Jessica
Yiu). In Vijay Agnew (ed.) Racialized Immigrant Women
in Canada: Essays on Health, Violence and Equity. Toronto:
University of Toronto Press |
| 2008 |
Finding a Place in Stratified
Structures: Migrant Women in North America. (Monica
Boyd and Deanna Pikkov). Pp. 19-58 in Nicole Piper (editor),
New Perspectives on Gender and Migration: Livelihoods,
Rights, and Entitlements. London: Routledge. Please
write for copy. |
| 2007 |
Gender Inequality. In
Robert J. Brym (ed.) New Society: Sociology for the
21st
Century. 5th edition. Toronto: Nelson. Pp. 168-193. |
| 2006 |
Migration
in an Interconnected and Gendered World. Pp. 12-20
in Joseph Chamie and Mary G. Powers (editors) International
Migration and the Global Community: A Forum on the Report
of the Global Commission on International Migration.
New York: Center for Migration Studies. |
| 2003 |
Women
and Migration: Incorporating Gender into International
Migration Theory. (Monica Boyd and Elizabeth Grieco).
Migration Information Source Washington, D.C.: Migration
Policy Institute. |
| 1997 |
Feminizing
Paid Work. Current Sociology 45 (April):
49-73. |
| 1996 |
Gender
Inequality in the Canadian Policy Context: A Mosaic
of Approaches. (Monica Boyd and Susan McDaniel).
The World Review of Sociology (Revista Mundial
de Sociologia) 2: 25-50. |
| 1996 |
Gender, Power and
Postindustrialism (Monica Boyd, Maryann Mulvihill
and John Myles). Canadian Review of Sociology and
Anthropology 28 (November): 407-436. (lead article)
Reprinted in Jerry Jacobs (ed.) Segregation at
Work Newbury, CA: Sage Press, 1994, pp. 178-206.
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| 1991 |
Gender,
Power, and Postindustrialism. (Monica Boyd, Mary
Ann Mulvihill, and John Myles). Canadian Review of
Sociology and Anthropology. 28 (4): 407-436. |
| 1985 |
Educational
and Occupational Attainments of Native-born Canadian
Men and Women. In Boyd, M., Goyder, J., Jones, F.,
McRoberts, H. A., Pineo, P., & Porter, J. (eds.)
Ascription and Achievement: Studies in Mobility and
Status Attainment in Canada. Ottawa: Carleton University
Press. |
| 1984 |
Canadian Attitudes
Toward Women: Thirty Years of Change. Ottawa: Labour
Canada, Womens Bureau. Ottawa: Canada, Ministry of Supply
and Services Catalogue No. L-38-38/1984. pp. 1-86. |
| 1982 |
Sex Differences in the
Canadian Occupational Attainment Process. Canadian
Review of Sociology and Anthropology 19 (1): 1-28.
(lead article) |
| 1979 |
Rank and Salary Differentials
in 1970s: A Comparison of Male and Female Full Time
Teachers in Canadian Universities and Colleges.
Ottawa: The Association of Universities and Colleges
of Canada. |
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