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Page 165
... responsibility for different tasks for married women ? Cooking , taking care of guests appear to be more the women's responsibility . They have less responsibility for marketing . While much more detailed time allocation study that also ...
... responsibility for different tasks for married women ? Cooking , taking care of guests appear to be more the women's responsibility . They have less responsibility for marketing . While much more detailed time allocation study that also ...
Page 248
... responsibilities . Inequality exists today because one gender has only one kind of responsibility and the other another kind of responsibility but along with that , the nature of the responsibility on women today excludes the ...
... responsibilities . Inequality exists today because one gender has only one kind of responsibility and the other another kind of responsibility but along with that , the nature of the responsibility on women today excludes the ...
Page 316
... responsibility at home was generally the highest at a young age , which was also crucial to the career . Hence two cour- ses of action were open if women were to be given a better deal in the workplace . Either the men be made equally ...
... responsibility at home was generally the highest at a young age , which was also crucial to the career . Hence two cour- ses of action were open if women were to be given a better deal in the workplace . Either the men be made equally ...
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into Science | 27 |
a Conundrum | 47 |
Indian Women Enter Science | 80 |
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