Women in Management Review: Volume 20 Issue 7

Does a decade make a difference? A second look at western women working in Japan

To assess changes over the past decade in the self‐reported levels of adjustment, job performance, and professional acceptance of western women professionals working in Japan.

“My father knows the minister”: A comparative study of Arab women's attitudes towards leadership authority

The purpose of this paper is to fill a gap in the literature on Arab women's conceptions of leadership. By comparing women's leadership authority values in three Arab countries…

Women, work, and Islam in Arab societies

This paper attempts to present varying discourses pertaining to women's work and how it is impacted by interpretations of Islam.

Exploring gender differences in leaders' occupational self‐efficacy

This study focuses on gender differences in the relationship between transformational leadership and leader's occupational self‐efficacy. The aim is to explain how female and male…

Models of the Family in Modern Societies: Ideals and Realities

Incorporating Women: A History of Women and Business in the United States

Employers must face up to the challenges of managing diversity

New guidelines developed to help measure workforce value

Latest count of top women in Canadian business shows little progress since last catalyst census

Lack of bottom line experience is holding women back

Wells Fargo accepts center for women's business research award

To get to the bottom of the recent wave of corporate scandals, start with what is being taught in business schools, profs say

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