Women and Men at Work

Irene Padavic · Barbara F. Reskin

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Labour Market and Migration

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The authors address issues regarding women and men at work from a comparative, historical, global perspective, and in doing so link social science to the wider concerns of students seeking to make sense of this dramatically changing world

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