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Perceptions of Women as Managers in Chile and the United States

Owen, Crystal L.; Scherer, Robert F.; Sincoff, Michael Z.; … - In: American Journal of Business 18 (2003) 2, pp. 43-50

. Gender and culture effects were identified at both the multivariate and univariate levels.1 The results showed that male …

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Women in the Turkish Firms in the Globalization Process

Ince, Meltem - In: Business and Economics Research Journal 1 (2010) 1, pp. 55-55

There has been a great acceleration in globalization; therefore it includes widening the social, cultural and political rules, norms and moderations. Different parts of the world gain these reforms for their economic well-beings, social and political structures, to solve their socio-economic...

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WOMEN MANAGERS IN PRINTED MEDIA AND TURKEY

Besler, Senem; Oruc, Ilke - In: Anadolu University Journal of Social Sciences 10 (2010) 1, pp. 17-38

In this study, we first offer the recent statistics about the women workforce and women managers in Turkey. Then we focus on the major factors that deprive many working women of the managerial positions and consider the problems that the women managers face in companies. Finally the news texts,...

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Towards the feminization of accounting practice: Lessons from the experiences of Japanese women in the accounting profession

Komori, Naoko - In: Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 21 (2008) May, pp. 507-538

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to open up the Anglo-centred argument in gender and accounting by exploring the … that, in order to understand the issues surrounding gender and accounting, it is important to consider the prevailing … social context and its underpinnings. In the Japanese “interdependent” social context, gender is intertwined in the process …

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