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Lotte Bailyn

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According to Wikipedia, Lotte Franziska Bailyn is an American social psychologist. She is the T Wilson Professor of Management, Emerita at the MIT Sloan School of Management. She was the first woman faculty member at MIT Sloan.

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Academic Careers and Gender Equity: Lessons Learned from MIT1 (2003) (338)
Autonomy in the industrial R&D lab (1985) (308)
Breaking The Mold: Women, Men, And Time In The New Corporate World (1996) (306)
Breaking the Mold: Women, Men, and Time in the New Corporate World. (1994) (279)
Beyond Work-Family Balance: Advancing Gender Equity and Workplace Performance (2001) (267)
What Grounded Theory Is…A Critically Reflective Conversation Among Scholars (2015) (211)
A Study on the Status of Women Faculty in Science at MIT (1999) (169)
Career and Family Orientations of Husbands and Wives in Relation to Marital Happiness (1970) (142)
Unexpected Connections: Considering Employees' Personal Lives Can Revitalize Your Business (1997) (140)
Breaking the Mold: Redesigning Work for Productive and Satisfying Lives (1993) (120)
Redesigning work for work–family integration (2004) (95)
Self-scheduling for hospital nurses: an attempt and its difficulties. (2007) (81)
Toward the perfect workplace? (1989) (74)
The hybrid career: An exploratory study of career routes in R&D (1991) (69)
Freeing work from the constraints of location and time : an analysis based on data from the United Kingdom (1988) (68)
Handbook of career theory: Understanding individual experience at work: comments on the theory and practice of careers (1989) (66)
Mass media and children: A study of exposure habits and cognitive effects. (1959) (62)
Research as a cognitive process: Implications for data analysis (1977) (62)
Redesigning work for gender equity and work–personal life integration (2011) (62)
Engineering as a Life-Long Career: Its Meaning, Its Satisfactions, Its Difficulties. (1982) (59)
Living with Technology: Issues at Mid-Career. (1982) (54)
Experiencing Technical Work: A Comparison of Male and Female Engineers (1987) (47)
Time in careers - careers in time (2004) (32)
The Effects of a Year's Experience in America on the Self‐Image of Scandinavians: A Preliminary Analysis of Reactions to a New Environment1 (1962) (32)
Designing organizational solutions to integrate work and life (1999) (27)
DR .E. J AMES PRENDERGAST, Executive Director & Chief Operating Officer (2009) (25)
Issues of work and family in different national contexts: How the United States, Britain, and Sweden respond (1992) (24)
FAMILY CONSTRAINTS ON WOMEN'S WORK (1973) (23)
Practical Pushing: Creating Discursive Space in Organizational Narratives (2009) (22)
Re-linking work and family : a catalyst for organizational change (1996) (20)
Rejoinder Moving the Management Field Forward (2015) (18)
Work Redesign: Theory, Practice, and Possibility (2004) (17)
Innovation in Ambulatory Care: A Collaborative Approach to Redesigning the Health Care Workplace (2011) (17)
Effects of cross-cultural experience on national images: a study of Scandinavian students in America1 (1962) (16)
Massachusetts Shipping, 1697-1714: A Statistical Study (1959) (16)
What Grounded Theory Is (2013) (16)
10. The Senseless Submergence of Difference: Engineers, Their Work, and Their Careers (2018) (15)
Work and Life Strategies of Professionals in Biotechnology Firms (1999) (15)
Reports of the Committees on the Status of Women Faculty (2002) (13)
Fleet Financial and Radcliffe Explore Paths of Work/Life Integration (2001) (12)
Globalization and the integration of work with personal life (2005) (9)
Hierarchy of Strangeness: Negating Womanhood (2008) (9)
Television and the Child: An Empirical Study of the Effect of Television on the Young.Hilde T. Himmelweit , A. N. Oppenheim , Pamela Vince (1960) (7)
Ready, Set and No Place to Go. (1980) (7)
A cross‐cultural comparison of American, Israeli and Greek women pursuing technical and scientific careers (1993) (5)
Toward the perfect workplace? The experience of home-based systems developers (1988) (5)
Accommodation of work to family : an analysis of couples with two careers (1977) (5)
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT Department Editors Editor-in-Chief (2009) (4)
Rejoinder (2015) (4)
Inner contradictions in technical careers (1982) (4)
Time in Organizations: Constraints on, and Possibilities for Gender Equity in the Workplace (2015) (3)
The Process of Mass Communication. (1961) (3)
Book Review: Labor and Employment Law: Workplace Flexibility: Realigning 20th-Century Jobs for a 21st-Century Workforce (2011) (3)
Workforce Issues in the Greater Boston Health Care Industry: Implications for Work and Family (2001) (3)
Engineering Based Careers: A Study of the Relation to Work at Mid-Career (1975) (2)
Comment on "gender differences in research grant applications and funding outcomes for medical school faculty". (2008) (2)
A taxonomy of technically based careers (1974) (2)
What do we really want ? A manifesto for the organizations of the 21 st Century (1999) (2)
Reflections on Joan Acker's influence on us and on her legacy: A dialogue (2018) (1)
Accomodation as a career strategy: implications for the realm of work. (1974) (1)
In the Business of Child Care: Employer Initiatives and Working Women. (1989) (1)
Approaches to the Study of Television (1962) (1)
Moving organizations toward gender equity : a cautionary tale (1998) (1)
Revisiting the Dual Agenda: Why Companies Miss the Point if They Retract Flexible Work Arrangements during Bad Times (2016) (1)
Careers in High Technology: Notes on Technical Career Progression with Special Reference to Possible Issues for Minorities, (1984) (1)
Problems and Opportunities for the Maturing Engineer. (1982) (1)
Tribute to Susan C. Eaton (1957–2003) (2004) (1)
TABLE XII. CONCENTRATION OF SOLE OWNERSHIP IN MASSACHUSETTS VESSELS, 1698 (1959) (0)
TABLE VIII. Home Port of Vessels Built in Other New England Colonies, 1698 (1959) (0)
Technical careers at mid-stream : an analysis of mid-career issues and their organizational implications (1977) (0)
Managing people in the R&D lab : the hybrid career (1989) (0)
Issues of gender in technical work : with particular emphasis on the use of computers to work from home in Britain and the United States (2003) (0)
4. Family as a Complicating Issue for Organizations (2017) (0)
Hd28 .m414 I\c.?'m-ip4' -u Working Paper Alfred P. Sloan School of Management Women in Management Research (0)
In Defence of Learning: The Plight, Persecution, and Placement of Academic Refugees, 1933-1980s (review) (2012) (0)
2. Organizational Constraints: Defining the Road to Success (2017) (0)
TABLE XXII. Relation Between Residence of Investors and Home Port of Vessels, 1699-1714 (1959) (0)
2. Dimensions of the Fleet (1959) (0)
TABLE XXa. Place of Build and Year of Registration of Boston Vessels, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
TABLE IX. Relation Between Residence of Investors and Home Port of Vessels, 1698 (1959) (0)
TABLE XV. Percentage of Total Massachusetts Shipping Held by Massachusetts Towns, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
TABLE XVIII. Registered Vessels Built Outside Massachusetts, 1678-1714 (1959) (0)
TABLE XIX. Relation Between Place of Build and Home Port of Vessels Registered in Massachusetts, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
With Thanks (2014) (0)
Why Gender Inequities in Science and Other Professions (1999) (0)
TABLE VI. PLACE OF BUILD OF VESSELS REGISTERED IN MASSACHUSETTS, 1698 (1959) (0)
Successful women in the sciences: an analysis of determinants. Family constraints on women's work. (1973) (0)
1. Introduction: The World We Live In Interlude I. Nancy Wright: Success? (2017) (0)
TABLE XI. CONCENTRATION OF OWNERSHIP IN NON-MASSACHUSETTS VESSELS, 1698 (1959) (0)
"The Golden Years? Identity, Choice, and Serendipity in Retiring from an Academic Career" (2014) (0)
TABLE XIV. Captured Vessels Registered in Massachusetts, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
TABLE XVII. Shipbuilding in Massachusetts, 1674-1714 (1959) (0)
Working Paper Professions Theory vs. Career Theory: Explaining Physician Employment in Hmos (2004) (0)
TABLE V. DISTRIBUTION OF VESSELS BY TYPE, 1698 (1959) (0)
Research as a cognitive process: some thoughts on data analysis (1975) (0)
Part I Work-Life Policies and Flexible Work Arrangements in Organizations (2012) (0)
8. Envisioning the Future (2017) (0)
TABLE XXc. Place of Build and Year of Registration of Vessels from “Other British Isles,” 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
TABLE XXIb. HOME PORT OF VESSELS BUILT I N CHARLESTOWN AND REGISTERED WITHIN ONE YEAR OF BUILD, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
TV Is TV Is TV. . . Or Is It Just the Way We Study It (1972) (0)
Summary report : action research project on workload, gender equity, and organizational effectiveness at IDRC (2001) (0)
TABLE XIII. VESSELS REGISTERED I N MASSACHUSETTS, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
In Defence of Learning: The Plight, Persecution, and Placement of Academic Refugees, 1933–1980s. Edited by Shula Marks, Paul Weindling, and Laura Wintour (New York, Oxford University Press, 2011) 320 pp. $110.00 (2012) (0)
6. Rethinking Equity and Control (2017) (0)
Honorary Life Members: Ex Officio (With Vote) Ex Officio (No Vote) (2007) (0)
TABLE III. VESSELS OF OTHER NEW ENGLAND COLONIES REGISTERED IN MASSACHUSETTS, 1698 (1959) (0)
TABLE II. Vessels Owned by Massachusetts Towns, 1698 (1959) (0)
Illuminating How Bud Wrote (2022) (0)
"Creating Relational and Organizational Change: Past, Present and Future of Intervention Research" (2014) (0)
Work and family : the context of careers. A consideration of personal issues in human resource management (1983) (0)
Navigating Retirement Life: Retirement Attitudes, Transitions, and Experiences (2018) (0)
A Note on Procedure (1959) (0)
7. Investors and Investments (1959) (0)
Preface to the New Edition (2017) (0)
1. The Register (1959) (0)
Work and Family: Testing the Assumptions. (1982) (0)
TABLE IV. Distribution of Tonnages, 1698 (1959) (0)
TABLE XXVII. Investors in Ten or More Vessels, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
7. Pathways to Change (2017) (0)
TABLE XVI. Distribution of Vessels by Type, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
TABLE I. Vessels Registered in Massachusetts as of December 25, 1698 (1959) (0)
4. Owners and Patterns of Investment (1959) (0)
TV, Fantasy, and Reality. (1962) (0)
3. Manufacture of the 1698 Fleet (1959) (0)
3. Individual Constraints: Occupational Demands on Private Life (2017) (0)
TABLE XXV. Location of Holdings of Investors in Ten or More Massachusetts Vessels, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
Index of Persons and Places (1959) (0)
Not different, better. (1965) (0)
TABLE XXVI. Changes in Composition of the Massachusetts Fleet, 1697-1714 (1959) (0)
Paleontological Survey of Zion National Park, Utah (2006) (0)
5. The Acquisition of Shipping (1959) (0)
5. Rethinking Commitment and Time (2017) (0)
TABLE XXIV. Concentration of Sole Ownership in Massachusetts Vessels, 1699-1714 (1959) (0)

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