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Justice and Gender: An Instrumental and Symbolic Explication

Justice and Gender: An Instrumental and Symbolic Explication This study contrasts how men and women in public relations perceive a global standard of justice with how they experience justice issues instrumentally. Many of the differences that exist between men and women in public relations may be explained by the inherent differences between symbolic and instrumental beliefs about these issues. The general impression derived from a survey of the literature is that the ideal of justice and the reality of women's experiences continue to diverge in many areas, despite considerable progress. (D. H. Broom, 1984, p. xv) http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Public Relations Research Taylor & Francis

Justice and Gender: An Instrumental and Symbolic Explication

Justice and Gender: An Instrumental and Symbolic Explication

Journal of Public Relations Research , Volume 8 (2): 15 – Apr 1, 1996

Abstract

This study contrasts how men and women in public relations perceive a global standard of justice with how they experience justice issues instrumentally. Many of the differences that exist between men and women in public relations may be explained by the inherent differences between symbolic and instrumental beliefs about these issues. The general impression derived from a survey of the literature is that the ideal of justice and the reality of women's experiences continue to diverge in many areas, despite considerable progress. (D. H. Broom, 1984, p. xv)

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Taylor & Francis
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ISSN
1532-754X
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1062-726X
DOI
10.1207/s1532754xjprr0802_02
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Abstract

This study contrasts how men and women in public relations perceive a global standard of justice with how they experience justice issues instrumentally. Many of the differences that exist between men and women in public relations may be explained by the inherent differences between symbolic and instrumental beliefs about these issues. The general impression derived from a survey of the literature is that the ideal of justice and the reality of women's experiences continue to diverge in many areas, despite considerable progress. (D. H. Broom, 1984, p. xv)

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Journal of Public Relations ResearchTaylor & Francis

Published: Apr 1, 1996

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