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work_buywtljxx5ebjftvg2nsgu7hn4	Susan M. Sterett	Introduction: Reflecting on the Profession	2018	4	.pdf	application/pdf	4073	427	56	doi:10.1017/S1049096518001245 © American Political Science Association, 2018 PS • January 2019 31 This is how Patricia Williams, the legal scholar, closed her path-breaking essay, "On Being the Object of Property." In it, she reflected on her place in law and the legal academy as an African American woman, as a law professor, and as the In recent years, political science has been fostering discussion of strategies for advancing women in the academy. Therefore, this symposium comprises reflections on building careers in political science. Politics, to Judith Grant, to Laura Mateczun, and to the participants in the workshop funded by National Science Foundation Faculty: The Differential Effects of Where You Work (Institutional Characteristics) and What You Do (Negotiate and Publish)." PS: Political Science & women's and gender studies and political science at Department of Political Science at the University of Political Science at the University of North 	./cache/work_buywtljxx5ebjftvg2nsgu7hn4.pdf	./txt/work_buywtljxx5ebjftvg2nsgu7hn4.txt