Arab Women in Management - Spring 1995 - Issue 69

Vol. 19 (1995)

A closer examination of Arab women’s role in management, as well as a consideration of the social, political and cultural ramifications of women’s actual and potential power as decisionmakers, reveals the stirrings of a significant revolution in attitudes, values, and behaviors concerning gender, power and social structure in the Arab world.

Artworks

Coucher de soleil sur la route de Yarze

Rima Amyuni

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Bibliography

Book Shelf

Lebanese American University

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Book Reviews

Balancing the Traditional and the Modern

Hrath Tchilingirian

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Conferences

Young Women Speak Out, East and West

Alia Moubayed

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The Women’s Movement: The Second Wave

Nadia El-Cheikh

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The Women’s Tribunal

Hania Osseiran

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Editorial

1985 to 1995: A Decade of Power and Progress for Women?

Laurie King-Irani

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Files

Viewpoints and Voices from the Conference on Arab Women and Business Management

Myriam Sfeir

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Factors which Assist Women in Reaching Centers of Power and Leadership Formerly Dominated by Men

Sabah Khalil Ibrahim Muayyad

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Balancing Women’s Roles at Work and at Home

Abla Nuwais

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Has Gender Anything To Do With Management Style?

Zouhra Mourabet

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Women in Management Means Women in Power