USSR Women at Work: Changing Patterns

USSR Women at Work: Changing Patterns

AN ATTEMPT IS MADE TO EVALUATE THE EFFECTS OF THE SOVIET COMMITMENT TO THE FULL & EQUAL PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN ECONOMIC LIFE BY EXPLORING THE PATTERNS OF F EMPLOYMENT FOUND IN THE USSR & COMPARING THEM WITH THOSE OF OTHER WESTERN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETIES. HIGH RATES OF F LF PARTICIPATION ARE...

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Veröffentlicht in:Industrial relations (Berkeley) 1975-05, Vol.14 (2), p.178-195
1. Verfasser: LAPIDUS, GAIL WARSHOFSKY
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