Investigating the desperate housewives : using gender-role attitudes to explain women's employment decisions in twenty-three European countries
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- author: Jerome de Henau
- publication date: 2007
- book publisher: Open University
- book series: Open discussion papers in economics
- book subjects: Working mothers-Europe, Labor market-Europe, Sex role-Europe
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