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Gender and financial/economic downturns

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  • Tutnjevic, Tamara.

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Examines the impact of economic and financial crises from a gender perspective. Includes recommendations for integrating gender concerns into crisis response.

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  • Tutnjevic, Tamara., 2002. "Gender and financial/economic downturns," ILO Working Papers 993565753402676, International Labour Organization.
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