. As with many other sectors, however, the size and nature of the contribution of women in particular, is inadequately … problems are especially stark for the small-scale fisheries of developing countries where women often bear brunt of poverty …

Women's involvement in trade unions and their direct participation in industrial action has been the subject of growing … interest for labour historians and industrial relations scholars. Some research has also concentrated on women's indirect …

between men and women. Due to an inadequacy of the traditional method of decomposing wages when examining an affirmative …

choose "die" most people chose to be with the majority. Both men and women tended to make this mistake, but women …

We examine levels and trends of labor market outcomes for women in the 1990’s using household survey data for 18 Latin … distribution of employment of women across sectors of the economy (formal versus informal) and across industries (agriculture … versus non-agriculture), unemployment, and earnings. Overall we document substantial progress made by women in many areas …

of an expert working group on child care. As Ireland has broken into the ranks of wealthy Western economies, Irish women … have joined the formal workforce in ever greater numbers, dramatically breaking the traditional ideology of women as … childbearers and homemakers. However, women are now carrying the double burden of work that accompanies the lack of any state …

women as holders of secondary, or indirect, rights to land must be supplemented by a more nuanced understanding of tenure …. Women's rights are in fact considerably more complex than the simple right to fields from their husbands. First, women …'s rights to property obtained from men may be coupled with other rights and obligations. In many ethnic groups, women have …