ROL DE LA MUJER - Facultad de EconomÃa y Negocios UDD
ROL DE LA MUJER - Facultad de EconomÃa y Negocios UDD
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Rol <strong>de</strong> la Mujer en la Gran Empresa / Centro <strong>de</strong> Estudios Empresariales <strong>de</strong> la Mujer (CEEM)<br />
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• Cristini M. y G. Bermú<strong>de</strong>z (2007). EL mapa económico <strong>de</strong> las mujeres argentinas (1998-2006).<br />
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• Centro Interamericano para el <strong>de</strong>sarrollo <strong>de</strong>l conocimiento en la formación profesional<br />
(CINTERFOR). En línea: http://www.cinterfor.org.uy/mujer/doc/cinter/pacto/cue_gen/muj_dire.htm<br />
• Davidson, Marilyn J., y Cooper, Cary L. 1992. Shattering the glass ceiling: The woman manager.<br />
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