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Women's Work in Britain and France
Women's Work in Britain and France

By Abigail Gregory, Jan Windebank

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"Women's Work in Britain and France is a retheorization of what constitutes 'progress in gender relations'. The book shows that French women, although having more full-time and continuous careers a...

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Women's work in Britain and France
Informal employment in the advanced economies
Informal employment in the advanced economies
Revitalising Deprived Urban Neighbourhoods
The Informal Economy In France
The Informal Economy In France

By Jan Windebank, J. Windebank

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Introduces views and empirical evidence about the informal economy by reviewing, comparing and evaluating contributions from sociology, economics and anthropology. The book attempts to discover why...

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Poverty and the Third Way
Women s Work in Britain and France
Women s Work in Britain and France
Poverty and the Third Way

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