Australian Women and Careers: Psychological and Contextual Influences over the Life Course

Millicent E. Poole · Janice Langan‐Fox

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1. Changing perspectives on work and careers 2. Towards a theory of careers for men and women 3. The career development project: careers in a transitional context 4. Precursors to career orientation and success 5. Career plans, motivations and achievement 6. Attaining professional careers 7. Women and success: subjective and objective perceptions 8. Orientations in women's lives: ambivalence and conflict 9. Determining career orientations in women 10. Career dilemmas: conflict in the home-work nexus 11. Lifestyle satisfaction 12. Contextualist frameworks of careers, the career development project and changing scenarios.

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