The how and why of home etiquette,

Mode of access: Internet.

The elementary school program in California; handbook for the orientation of teachers entering professional service in the elementary school.

Mode of access: Internet.

Evaluation for the improvement of family living.

Cover title.

Home demonstration work /

"Issued December 1933."

Home dyeing with natural dyes /

Contribution from Bureau of Home Economics.

Experiment station research on war problems in the home /

"September 1942."

The Home demonstration agent.

"April 1946."

Directory of graduates of the University of California, 1864-1916 /

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Space requirements for home food preservation /

Literature cited: p. 37.

Household arts for home and school.

Mode of access: Internet.

The California walnut.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Quarterly review of economics and business.

Mode of access: Internet.

Woman's home companion.

Mode of access: Internet.

Diversity in economics:an analysis of journal quality perceptions

It is still debatable whether scientific diversity is a virtue or a disadvantage for the development of a discipline. Nonetheless, diversity among scientists with respect to their journal quality perceptions plays an important role in hiring and promotion decisions. In this article we examine the degree of diversity within economics based on the journal quality perceptions of 2,103 AEA economists worldwide. Specifically, we empirically test for factors that might explain differences in an economist's journal quality perceptions. These factors include an economist's geographic origin, school of thought, journal affiliation, field of specialization and research orientation. Indeed, we find that a significant degree of diversity in journal quality perceptions exists between economists that belong in different subgroups. These results might explain the frequent debates in tenure and promotion committees where journal standings are used for the evaluation of a researcher's output.