Marching into the Leadership Pipeline: Gender, College Type, and ROTC Participation by Robert Letzler, Signe Janoska-Bedi, Andrew Penner

“…By contrast, the vast majority of officers graduating from ROTC at senior military colleges such as the Citadel are men.…”
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The information needs of female Police Officers involved in undercover prostitution work by Lynda M. Baker

“…Information sources include the men who solicit their services, the female sex workers with whom they share space, members of the community, and their fellow officers who are responsible for protecting their lives.…”
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Canadian Normal Lung Function Values by Nick R Anthonisen

“…Adequate representation of different ages and sex were obtained, although it appeared to be harder to recruit elderly men than elderly women. A full battery of tests was performed on each person. …”
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Migrer pour travailler : la présence d’étrangers à Perpignan (milieu xive siècle-xve siècle) by Élodie Capet

“…Although the precise reasons that lead men and women to take the road and travel tens or hundreds of kilometers generally remain unknown, it is undeniable that looking for a work and a consumer market is one of them. …”
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Les crimes ont-ils un genre ? Étude statistique comparée de la criminalité masculine et féminine en Haute‑Garonne au xixe siècle by Sandrine Pons

“…This gendered differentiation is not only quantitative but qualitative as well : men and women did not commit the same crimes. The statistics gathered from the Haute-Garonne Court of Assize seems to corroborate the existence of specific crimes according to the sex of the defendant. …”
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Dobre praktyki w zakresie ochrony dziecka w procesie resocjalizacji i readaptacji społecznej jego skazanych rodziców by Anna Dąbrowska, Justyna Kusztal

“…The programme’s goal was to support social re-adaptation process of convicted women and men by empowering family bonds, focusing especially on parent-child relations. …”
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Science Behind the Blinds: Scientist and Society in The Invisible Man by Steve McLean

“…Griffin’s unwillingness to do so is understood in the context of ‘Popularising Science,’ an article in which Wells outlines the mistakes made by men of science who refuse to popularise their subject matter. …”
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Communitarian social demand of the content system in dermatology as a subject for general comprehensive doctors. by Miriam Iglesias León, María Dolores Castillo Menéndez

“…Our society aspires to develop professionals with some features that establish the image of socialist men, who as patterns, precise the objectives and aspirations that are expected from them reflected in their social role. …”
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Bastille Day Dinners in Scotland and Festivals in France: Transnational Relations or Monologues in the 1790s? by Rémy DUTHILLE

“…In the 1790s, Scotsmen were involved in celebrations of the French Revolution in both Scotland and France. How far did those men, stemming mainly from the elites, manage to relate with the French? …”
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La présence des modèles contre-stéréotypiques chez les garçons étudiant le français au Cameroun  by Teague Tsopgny Armel Valdin, Maingari Daouda, Njopvoui Carole Annie

“…The results support our hypotheses. Indeed, men are present in the curriculum of boys in literature, but this does not really motivate them to choose this domain.…”
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Keterbukaan Diri Pria yang Telah Menikah by Anggia Wahyu Agustin, Berru Amalianita, Ifdil Ifdil

“…Research subjects are young age couples who totaled 42 men. Instruments used for data collection is a likert model scale. …”
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Land and power: the territorial claims of indigenous people in the Bolivian Amazon by Gabriela Canedo Vásquez

“…Nowadays, indigenouspeoples claim the legal recognition of their old territories to face the “white men” illegal occupations.So that conception of an unlimited territory has changed. …”
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Ženská nucená práce v českých zemích 1939–1945 by Dana Musilová, Pavla Plachá

“…It has affected the lives of millions of people – both men and women – in Germany, in the occupied territories and in satellite states. …”
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Representaciones y estereotipos de la masculinidad en el cine boliviano contemporáneo by Pablo Virguetti

“…I posit that there is a prevailing masculinity expression, virility, which comes from a social construction that drives men to a situation of constantly doing the effort of showing power. …”
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La Sante Nan lavi Granmoun: Konsè Y Pou Lè Ou Ap Pran Medikaman Yo Vann Sou Kontwa Famasi by Jennifer Hillan

“…Si ou ap medikaman sou kontwa men kèk konsèy ki kapab ede ou itilize yo korèkteman. …”
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Olympe Audouard dans l’univers de la presse, (France, 1860-1890) by Isabelle Ernot

“…Her itinerary, fraught with tensions between progressive and conservative thoughts, sets the question of men and women sharing a professional milieu still connected to the literary world and of the resistance that women and notably Olympe Audouard encountered. …”
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Parcours d’une œuvre culturelle lobi du Burkina Faso : le bitebo d’Henri Labouret by Saga Ouiya

“…The stool can be used by both men and women. It fulfils three major functions: weapon of proximity, ritual object and tool. …”
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Tourism, gender and development. An ethnic case in Morocco by BERLANGA ADELL, María Jesús

“…The development model the community is following is generating an increase in inequality between men and women, with the women’s loss of power as a consequence. …”
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Café turc ou cappuccino ? Pratiques de loisirs et distinction sociale dans les cafés cairotes by Florian Bonnefoi

“…Going to the coffeehouse is one of the most common and shared practices of leisure in Cairo among men. Coffeehouses are everywhere in the agglomeration: from the city-center to the periphery, from popular to upper-class areas. …”
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To Speed Our Boys Home... Produce and Conserve. Share and Play Square. Home Front Propaganda and Food during World War II: Rewriting Gender? by Hélène Le Dantec-Lowry

“…It shows that the posters and booklets issued by the federal government, along with advertising and cookbooks, constructed a very narrow class, gender, and ethnoracial vision that confined women to their home, even when some of them were encouraged to replace men in industrial jobs. This construction had two concomitant consequences: first, the focus on 1950s white suburban housewives in middle-class suburbs during the Cold war, and second, the creation of female solidarity, which, in part, led to feminist demands in the 1960s.…”
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