Annotated Bibliography (YunZhen Li )

Annotated Bibliography

Topic: Women's right and College students employment

1.Goergen, Elizabeth."Women workers in Mexico: using the international human rights framework to achieve labor protection." Academic OneFile,2008, Georgetown Journal of International Law , 39.2,p407 ,3/21/2010,

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This article is the journal about the Discrimination against working women in Mexico. As a data shows, 93% of women believed they surffered discrimination. For example, women working in maquiladoras are subjected to sexual harassment by coworkers and supervisors.

2.Thornton, Emily," Fed Up -- and Fighting Back; After years of discrimination,women on Wall Street are turning up the heat."Academic OneFile , Sept20, 2004, Business Week 3900, 3/21/2010,

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This article is focus on sexual discrimination in Wall Street. A staff named Kaspar alleges her boss forbade her from cultivating clients even after she had secured her license, unlike less seasoned male colleagues. But men and women on Wall Street even take absolutely different opinion about if there is an sex discrimination.

3.Geeenless, John, " Cosmetic cure for jobs. (problems faced by Japanese graduates seeking work). ",Academic OneFile, March 25, 1994, Times Higher Education Supplement, 3/21/2010.

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4. "Facing women", National Review 11 Nov .1983:1416. Academic OneFile. Web. 21 Mar .2010.

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This article is main focus on the position of woman in the Japenese work force is still far short of equatlity with men. Even the government did sign a Unitied Nations convertion on women's right in 1979, but most working women in Japan are still in traditional jobs.

5.Sabina Zaccaro, " Q&A: WOMEN'S RIGHTS ADVOCATE CALLS FOR INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE", ProQuest. Web. Jul 19. 2007. Global Information Network. 3/21/2010

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This article is a collection of Q&A for institutional change about women. Such as what do the growing economies of China and India mean for working women in those countries? Are these countries recording any improvement in basic services, following the economic growth?