Women in Education and Work Life  (English, Paperback, Tiwari Himanshi Prof)

In this book, the authors present their practices, cases, scientific contributions, and different methodologies. A wide range of topics is covered in the book: Jean Helms Mills and Albert J. Mills discuss of critical sense making theory that has been established and developed by them. They highlight the use of this approach in studying gender in organizational life. Mira Karjalainen looks at the blurring boundaries of work during COVID-19 and analyses the impact of telework for different genders. Rupert Beinhauer's article gives an overview of the main developments in gender equality in Europe and India. Vaishali Devpura and Shibani Banerjee take an in-depth look at women's empowerment in India, addressing problems and perspectives. Ekaterina Demiankova and Sirje Ustav examine the entrepreneurial skills of female business students and analyse their potential as entrepreneurs. Uma Anurag and Simran Kaur provide an empirical approach to combining traditional and digital marketing to promote women artisans. Rahul Gandhi Burra and Parul Kumari Bhati describe the case of the Self-Employed Women's Association in Ahmedabad and explore skill development, practices and promotion of inclusion. Shibani Banerjee describes the socio-psychological challenges faced by Indian women in balancing work and family during the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, Anna-Maija L�ms� and Suvi Heikkinen examine women's career problems in management and discuss solutions to the problems.