Women’s employment: the interplay between individual work preferences and country liberalism in 24 European countries.

Wouter Andringa(University of Twente), Minna Marja-Leena van Gerven-Haanpää, Rense Nieuwenhuis(Stockholm University)

University of Twente Research Information

May 24, 2012

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