..., women either end up in jobs traditionally viewed as suitable to women in governmental organizations, or are marginalized from the political sphere. Undoubtedly, there is a huge gap in Qatari women’s representation in government despite the government’s efforts to include gender equality principles...

... 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...

... 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...