Gender economics : breakthroughs in research and practice / Information Resources Management Association, editor.
Publisher: Boston, Massachusetts : Credo Reference, 2019Edition: [Enhanced Credo edition]Description: 1 online resource (51 entries) : 67 images ; digital filesContent type:- still image
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- 330.90082 23
- HQ1381 .G3826 2018
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Editor-in-chief -- Associate editors -- Editorial advisory board – Preface -- Section 1. Entrepreneurship: Chapter 1. Fostering entrepreneurship at the Spanish University; Chapter 2. Women in development mobilize grassroots enterprises to reduce household poverty; Chapter 3. Women entrepreneurs in Nigeria; Chapter 4. Enhancing women's economic empowerment through entrepreneurship in Saudi Arabia; Chapter 5. New kids on the block -- Section 2. Fashion and textiles industry: Chapter 6. Agency, gender identities, and clothing consumption; Chapter 7. Gender fluidity in the age of technologically mediated environments -- Section 3. Gender diversity in the workplace: Chapter 8. Diversity in the workplace; Chapter 9. Increased workforce diversity by race, gender, and age and equal employment opportunity laws; Chapter 10. Reframing diversity in management; Chapter 11. Time allocation and the life cycle of women and men in Poland --
Section 4. Gender empowerment: Chapter 12. Work-life balance; Chapter 13. Structural exclusion and just development; Chapter 14. Role of infrastructure development to empower women; Chapter 15. Microfinance, micro-entrepreneurial activities through self-help groups, and socio-economic empowerment of women; Chapter 16. Women's economic empowerment in the developing countries; Chapter 17. Role of ICT in socio-economic development in Kenya; Chapter 18. Engaging men in women's economic empowerment in Butiama District, Mara Region, Tanzania; Chapter 19. Overcoming intersectional barriers; Chapter 20. Economic empowerment of women in Pakistan; Chapter 21. Gender and water -- Section 5. Hospitality and tourism: Chapter 22. Gender and other factors that influence tourism preferences; Chapter 23. "Female charm"; Chapter 24. The next generation of leaders; Chapter 25. Gender equality policies in indian hotel industry -- Section 6. Leadership: Chapter 26. Impact of socialized uncertainty on group decision making; Chapter 27. Is gender equality a reality after a change in the political agenda? Chapter 28. Women in global professional services firms; Chapter 29. Triple A leadership dynamics of a self-empowering women group; Chapter 30. The impact of institutional factors on female and male owned firm financing --
Section 7. Social media and online retail: Chapter 31. Does demographics affect purchase frequency in online retail? Chapter 32. Demographic influences on E-payment services; Chapter 33. Gender differences in motivations to use social networking sites; Chapter 34. BOLD ideas for creative social networking -- Section 8. STEM fields: Chapter 35. Gender and self-selection among engineering students; Chapter 36. Engineering Education for All; Chapter 37. Women from diverse backgrounds in the science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) professions; Chapter 38. Gendered organizational culture; Chapter 39. STEM fields and ethnic women in New Zealand.
Gender Economics: Breakthroughs in Research and Practice features current research that combines the concepts of gender theory, sociology, and economics observing how diversity influences numerous dimensions of business and consumerism.