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Women and Leadership: The State of Play
Author(s)Rhode, Deborah; Kellerman, Barbara
AbstractDespite recent progress, women seeking leadership positions face persistent and pervasive barriers. These include gender bias in leadership opportunities, gender inequalities in family responsibilities, inflexibilities in workplace structures, and inadequacies in social polices. This chapter addresses the challenges involving women and leadership, when and how women exercise power, and what stands in their way. The chapter explores recent progress toward equal opportunity for women and the challenges that remain.
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Pages1-64
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceWomen and Leadership: The State of Play
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PubDate2007
ISBN_ISSN978-0787988333
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