The Impact of Selected Economic and Social Factors on Women Employment in the Public Sector in Eighteen Countries

Abdulfattah Yaghi

The Impact of Selected Economic and Social Factors on Women Employment in the Public Sector in Eighteen Countries

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- “The Impact of Selected Economic and Social Factors on Women Employment in the Public Sector in Eighteen Countries.” Modern Management Science & Engineering, 2013, 1:2. (second c-author is: Madalla Alibeli).

Original language	English
Journal	Modern Management Science & Engineering
Volume	1
Publication status	Published - 2013

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