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Women politicians and public health , pp 157-176: Sonia Bhalotra and Mariana Lopes da Fonseca
Women serial high-tech entrepreneurs: a literature review and research agenda , pp 39-66: Mar√≠a Jos√© Ib√°√±ez and Maribel Guerrero
Women sport coaches, gender essentialism, and media representations: Claire Wanzer, Anna Goorevich and Nicole M. LaVoi
Women workers , pp 188-199: Madhumita Dutta and Sirisha C. Naidu
Women workers during global value chain disruptions , pp 75-95: Arianna Rossi and Anne Posthuma
Women workers on the frontline and the Coronavirus pandemic , pp 54-74: Jill Rubery, Isabel Távora, Eva Herman, Abbie Winton and Alejandro Castillo Larrain
Women's economic empowerment in Canada through an intersectional lens: Karen D. Hughes, Amy Kaler and Alla Konnikov
Women's Employment and Part-time Employment in the Public Service: Silke Heinemann
Women's Employment and the European Union , pp 93-116: Sue Hatt
Women's Empowerment: .
Women's Progress and 'the End of History' , pp 108-126: Chris Nyland
Women, cross-border trade, and goods smuggling: Orly Maya Stern
Women, economies, and war: Orly Maya Stern
Women, employment and gender inequality in South Korea , pp 219-240: Heiwon Kwon and Virginia L. Doellgast
Women, employment and maternalism in Ireland: Dorota Szelewa
Women, entrepreneurial activity and territory: differences or myths? , pp 115-159: José Luis Crespo-Espert, Antonio García-Tabuenca and Federico Pablo-Martí
Women, food safety, and entrepreneurship in rural sub-Saharan Africa: Erika Valerio, Valentina C. Materia, Tacko Ndiaye, Ilaria Sisto and Omnia Rizk
Women, human trafficking, and slave labour in conflict: Orly Maya Stern
Women, work, and labour market policy , pp 103-115: Sonja Avlijaä°
Womens work and its conceptualization in Post-Keynesian Institutionalism , pp 338-357: Anna Zachorowska-Mazurkiewicz
Women’s attendance at sports events , pp 21-39: Sarah S. Montgomery and Michael Robinson
Women’s empowerment and Islam: open issues from the Arab world to Europe , pp 126-140: Deborah Scolart
Women’s entrepreneurship and social capital , pp 108-140: Pia Arenius and Riikka Franzén
Women’s representation and varieties of corruption: why distinguishing between different forms of corruption matters , pp 93-101: Monika Bauhr
Women’s self-reliance and sustainable livelihoods: implementation of the Kalobeyei Integrated Socio-Economic Development Plan (KISEDP) for refugees and the host population in Kenya , pp 218-232: Måns Fellesson and Paula Mählck
Women’s, gender, and feminist studies in transnational perspective: what we can and cannot learn when using an interpretive lens: Olga Plakhotnik
Women‚Äôs education , pp 528-531: Rita McWilliams Tullberg
Wool Textiles and Industry Transformation , pp 23-47: .
Words and the Man: .
Work and conditions of work , pp 282-299: Gerry Rodgers
Work and Employment Conditions in New EU Member States: A Different Reality?: Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead
Work and exploitation in Ethiopia and beyond , pp 614-624: Samuel Andreas Admasie
Work and imaginaries of collaboration between humans and machines: Anette Hallin, Christoffer Andersson, Lucia Crevani, Caroline Ingvarsson, Chris Ivory, Inti Lammi, Eva Lindell and Anna Uhlin
Work and imaginaries of freedom: Anette Hallin, Christoffer Andersson, Lucia Crevani, Caroline Ingvarsson, Chris Ivory, Inti Lammi, Eva Lindell and Anna Uhlin
Work and imaginaries of rationality: Anette Hallin, Christoffer Andersson, Lucia Crevani, Caroline Ingvarsson, Chris Ivory, Inti Lammi, Eva Lindell and Anna Uhlin
Work and imaginaries of self-improvement: Anette Hallin, Christoffer Andersson, Lucia Crevani, Caroline Ingvarsson, Chris Ivory, Inti Lammi, Eva Lindell and Anna Uhlin
Work and organizational psychology and the climate crisis: Edina Dóci
Work and Retirement in Canada: Policies and Prospects: Julie McMullin, Martin Cooke and Terri Tomchick
Work experience, the contract of employment and the scope of labour law: The United Kingdom and Australia compared , pp 189-206: Rosemary Owens
Work from home and work-family enrichment , pp 50-74: Gnei Rushna Preena, Marie Wilson and Connie Zheng
Work from home, work from anywhere: consequences for work-family conflict and employee productivity , pp 180-202: Sasuli Vidana, Marie Wilson and Connie Zheng
Work health and safety, adaptation, and climate change , pp 514-525: Elizabeth Humphrys
Work intensification and work extensification: Andrew Smith and Jo McBride
Work Intensification in the UK: Brendan Burchell
Work isn’t where it used to be , pp 49-68: Siri Hunnes Blakstad
Work Life Balance from the Children’s Perspective: Ute Klammer
Work passion and academic wellbeing , pp 380-393: Jennifer Ann L. Lajom, Laramie R. Tolentino, Anna Sverdlik, Rebecca Mitchell and Robert J. Vallerand
Work safety as an important aspect of CSR and sustainable development goals , pp 99-115: Anna Cierniak-Emerych
Work sharing as a potential policy tool for creating more and better employment: A review of the evidence , pp 203-258: Lonnie Golden and Stuart Glosser
Work sharing as an alternative to layoffs: Lessons from the German experience during the crisis , pp 24-71: Lutz Bellmann, Andreas Crimmann, Hans-Dieter Gerner and Frank Wießner