Women's Studies Encyclopedia (Expanded ed)

The late Helen Tierney's Women's Studies Encyclopedia, one of the most acclaimed and widely-used reference sources in the field since its publication in 1989, was recently expanded and updated to include the latest research on the collective experiences of women.

Library Journal named the first edition a Best Reference Book, calling it "a landmark achievement." Now GEM makes every word of the printed set instantly accessible to students and scholars in one searchable database, available in CD-ROM/network or online formats.

The electronic version of Women's Studies Encyclopedia includes over 700 alphabetically arranged entries by 425 scholars, offering a wide range of feminist perspectives with the ease of point and click navigation.