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" A phenomenological study of women in India striving to achieve work-life balance in finance with competing priorities "
Linda Shahisaman
Weber, Margaret
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Latin Dissertation
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English
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803795
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TL48598
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1757727087; 3739280
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Sayilgan, Gurbet
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A phenomenological study of women in India striving to achieve work-life balance in finance with competing priorities\ Linda ShahisamanWeber, Margaret
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Pepperdine University
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2015
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Ed.D.
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Education
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2015
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161
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Committee members: Barner, Robert; Schmeider, June
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Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-339-29857-3
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There is a common phrase used in India, <i>Na Stree Swathantrayam Arhati</i>, which translates into women not deserving independence. This ideology gives women a disadvantage at an early age in life. This study strives to strengthen the ability of women that are enduring disabilities, gender issues, and inequality in the home and work place. There has been increased research on the topic in India especially due to the increased discrimination against women in the country. Women’s empowerment can be viewed as women gaining control or power over their lives and this study strived to gain that.
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Business administration; Educational leadership; International relations
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Social sciences;Education;Cultural intelligence;Finance;India;International;Leadership;Women in business
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Weber, Margaret
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EducationPepperdine University
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