"Styles of Leadership and Self-Concepts of Women in Arkansas Politics, 1922-1977" by Johnye Mathews, research and draft

Key Points

• The paper examines how leadership styles influenced women's self-concepts in Arkansas politics over 55 years.
• Key evidence highlights the evolution of gender roles through historical data and individual narratives.
• Observational analysis of handwritten notes sheds light on women's contributions in political arenas from 1922 to 1977.
• Findings support the idea that leadership styles can shape individual self-concepts, especially among women in politics.

Abstract