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In response to the inquiry from Kirsten Madden on women in the economics  
literature: 
 
I'm not sure if this quite gets to what you're asking, but Elgar has 
recently published two such works -- Mary Dimand, Robert Dimand, Evelyn 
Forget, eds., Women of Value, Feminist Essays on the History of Women in 
Economics  and  Raff, Biagini, Tulberg, eds., Alfred Marshall's Lectures 
to Women.  Peter Groenewegen, et al., have also edited a collection of 
essays, entitled, "Feminism and Political Economy in Victorian England" 
(title may not be correct). Also, my colleague Bette Polkinghorn has been 
asked by Elgar to edit and add to an older collection of essays on female 
economists, entitled "Adam Smith's Daughters." This should be out within 
the year. 
 
I hope this is of help. 
 
John F. Henry 
Economics 
California State Univ., Sacramento 
 
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