NETWORKING, Work, gender and the future

Abstract

Work, gender and the future Volume 10 Number 2 of the Journal of Ørganizational Change Management includes an article with this title, by 0ystein Gullväg Holter. It contrasts the ideology of “productionism” with the rising importance of people‐oriented work (“reproduction”) and the struggle for equal gender status. Examines economic factors that discriminate against reproduction and women's activities, and explores ways to overcome these barriers to equality.

Citation

(1997), "NETWORKING, Work, gender and the future", Equal Opportunities International, Vol. 16 No. 6/7, pp. 62-64. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb010700