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Editorial: Women, accounting and investment

Josephine Anne Maltby · Janette Rutterford

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Gender Diversity and Inequality Historical Economic and Social Studies Historical Gender and Feminism Studies

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The editors' original interest in the history of the involvement of women in investment comes from two separate sources. For Maltby, it was the discussion in Victorian Parliamentary debates of the ...

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