This award winning handbook presents the views of both advocates and critics of the argument that government policies can establish gender and racial equality.
InAffirmative Action: A Reference Handbook, recent events such as the end of affirmative action in California are examined along with their implications for employees and employers, public contracting, and education. The coverage details the roles of the women's and civil rights movements in shaping affirmative action policies, analyzes major laws and court cases, and profiles key proponents and critics.
Lynne Eisaguirreis an attorney, author, and entrepreneur who specializes in helping organizations solve employee relations problems.
This volume is highly recommended for all libraries. American Reference Books Annual
What distinguishes this handbook from others is its evenhanded treatment of the topic. Recommended for lower and upper-division undergraduates, graduate students, researchers/faculty, and professionals. Choice
Any but the most advanced researcher will profit from the clarity and brevity of presenation. A glossary and an index complete this excellent overview and guide to this highly contentious public debate. American Reference Books Annual
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