Studies on gender in the academic workplace have found persistent disparity between men
and women in terms of salary, promotional opportunities, workload distributions, and other …

This study provides a cross-sectional portrait of female scholars working as tenure-track
faculty members at institutions offering doctoral degrees in criminology and/or criminal …

An exploratory examination of criminology curricula, scholarly books, professional journals
and reports is presented to substantiate the neglect of women in the works of most …

A number of studies have focused on the status of female faculty in academic disciplines.
Previous research efforts have yielded mixed findings pertaining to achievement differences …

Other than through its ties to scholarship on the sociology of higher education, the topic of
female scholar productivity appears to be timely in light of the gender transformation …

The author reviews recent literature on women faculty in higher education and in two-year
institutions specifically. Existing research indicates that despite their higher numbers in …

In this article, we examine the demographic characteristics, perceptions, and academic
experiences of 27 African American female faculty members in criminology/criminal justice …

Women are underrepresented as leaders in most facets of American work life. While present
in fields that are traditionally feminine, there is a scarcity of women leaders in all other …

This paper examines the gender composition of editors and editorial board members of
seven top criminal justice and criminology (CCJ) journals from 1985 through 2017. The …

The first section presents a collection of essays on the processing of female offenders
through the criminal justice system. The focus is on patriarchy, power differentials, criminal …