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Migrant Women Professionals in the European Union
Organizing Bodies Explorations in Sociology
Organizing Bodies Explorations in Sociology
Class Gender and the Family Business
Class Gender and the Family Business

By Kate Mulholland

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"In challenging cultural and individualistic accounts of enterprise, this book argues that a class-based business culture and strategy accounts for the success and survival of family capitalism. I...

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Equility Diversity and Disadvantage in Employment
Working Women and State Policies in Taiwan
Nursing and the Division of Labour in Healthcare Sociology in Nursing Practice
Adapting to Capitalism (Studies in Gender History)
Ethnicity Exclusion and the Workplace
Ethnicity Exclusion and the Workplace

By Sarah Prescott, John Carter

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"This book is an analysis and description of different forms of racism and discrimination in the workplace. It explores the processes that lead to ethnic minority employees being confined to occupa...

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Women Workers in Industrialising Asia

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