Gender and power in organizations: A longitudinal perspective.

Ragins, Belle R., Sundstrom, Eric·1989·Psychological Bulletin

Abstract

Presentation d'un modele permettant d'organiser un bilan des recherches empiriques concernant les differences selon le sexe dans le pouvoir au sein des organisations

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