Corporate victimization of women

Elizabeth Szockyj

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Feminism, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Discrimination and Equality Law Corporate Law and Human Rights

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Women are disproportionately victimized by corporations that knowingly violate their physical, psychological, legal, and economic rights for power and profit. This book proposes a theoretical framework for the study of corporate victimization of women and presents essays by experts in law, economics, and criminology that address injuries and discrimination sustained by women in the labor market and as consumers.

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