Statistics

The Menstuff® library lists pertinent books on Statistics. Updated 1/31/00.

• Brecher, Deborah & Jill Lippitt, Women's Information Exchange National Directory, Avon, 1994
• Heymann, Tom, Unofficial U.S. Census:  What the U.S. census doesn't tell you, Fawcett Columbine, 1991
• Poretz, Mel, Do You Do It with the Lights on?  American's reveal their most intimate habits, Fawcett Columbine, 1991
• Seager, Joni, The State of Women in the World Atlas: Women's status around the globe:  Work, health, education and personal freedom, Joni Seager. This book captures the shape of women's lives across continents and cultures. A decade after the first edition of this atlas, the author explores the shifts that have occurred and portrays the current status of women in relation to such key issues as equality, motherhood, feminisms, beauty culture, women at work, women in the global economy, changing households, domestic violence, time budgets, girl children, esbian rights, and women in government. Maps, text and other graphics show clearly the gains that women are making - and the many inequalities that persist. Above all, the atlas claims to once again demonstrates that the better the state of women, the better the state of the world. Penguin, 1997
• Weiss, Daniel Evan, 100% American, Poseidon, 1988
• Weiss, Daniel Evan, Great Divide:  How females & males really differ, Poseidon, 1991