Surveying sisters women in a traditional male profession

By:

Greed, Clara

Language: English Publication details: London Routledge 1991Description: ix, 242p. 22cmISBN:

0415044898

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LOC classification:

331.481333

Summary: Investigates the position of women in surveying education and practice. Part one considers the perceptions and position of women chartered surveyors. Part two takes a historical perspective. Part three describes current education and practice. Part four examines implications for the built environment and the surveying profession. Appendices include RICS membership figures in 1989 and a comparison with other professions.

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Investigates the position of women in surveying education and practice. Part one considers the perceptions and position of women chartered surveyors. Part two takes a historical perspective. Part three describes current education and practice. Part four examines implications for the built environment and the surveying profession. Appendices include RICS membership figures in 1989 and a comparison with other professions.

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