An edition of Engendering the Lisbon strategy (2008)

Engendering the Lisbon strategy

for growth, jobs, and social inclusion equality between men and women as a central component for economic development and social well-being

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An edition of Engendering the Lisbon strategy (2008)

Engendering the Lisbon strategy

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European Women's Lobby
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Economic development, Women in development, Women, Economic conditions, Employment, Legal status, laws, Social conditions, Women's rights

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Engendering the Lisbon strategy: for growth, jobs, and social inclusion equality between men and women as a central component for economic development and social well-being
2008, European Women's Lobby
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Report/Statement.

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Brussels, Belgium
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Women and social movements, international

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1 online resource (8 p.).

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