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Gender in Management: An International Journal (2024) 39 (1): 130–144.
Published: 13 July 2023
... greater support for a gender quota in the government than in the workplace (i.e. executive positions in companies and ministries). Table 4 illustrates Qatari support for quotas by gender, showing that men disagreed about the extent to which females should be promoted to top governmental positions...
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Women In Management Review (2003) 18 (3): 109–121.
Published: 01 May 2003
... structures, suggests that the Korean Government has played a key role in limiting the progress of Korean women workers. Examines that role empirically via a sample of employed Korean women. The data indicate that some government acts, such as ratification of laws including a quota system and maternity leave...
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Women In Management Review (2001) 16 (1): 42–46.
Published: 01 February 2001
... and entrepreneurs; 2. (2) career development and high fliers; 3. (3) occupational stress and black and ethnic minority issues; and 4. (4) organizational and governmental initiatives. The first section, including the introductory chapter by Marilyn Davidson and Ronald Burke, provides empirical...
