Educated, Professional Women in Morocco and Women of Moroccan Origin in France: Asserting a New Public and Private Identity

Gray, Doris H.

doi:10.1353/jmw.2006.0030

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“…There has been a reform in the Islam because of which participation of Moroccan women and women with Moroccan background in France increased in the economy as they were being appointed for more jobs. Along with it, many changes were observed in the personal and professional goals and challenges faced by women (Gray, 2006).…”

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The Impact of Increasing Number Ofeducated but Unemployed Women on the Indianeconomy

Aggarwal¹

2020

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Since 2010, the Indian economy has seen its fair share of ups and downs. As the world takes notice of the countrys rise to global prominence, a matter of note has been its relatively young demographic. The hike in human resources as a new generation joins the workforce has been a notable factor, highlighted frequently in international media and backed by economic research. However, contention arises in the form of a somewhat restricted point of view when it comes to the role of women in the society. As we enter a transitional phase in development, this paper aims to understand how traditional roles for women are clashing with the demands of a growing industrial sector. The education sector has seen growing participation from women who have also performed statistically better than men. The research query, therefore deals with how this transfers on to their visibility or lack thereof in the workforce. Using methods of comparison, analysis and survey, the paper draws conclusions to make a tentative summarization of what the future holds for educated but unemployed women in India.

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Section: Status Of Women In Developed Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Impact of Increasing Number Ofeducated but Unemployed Women on the Indianeconomy

Aggarwal¹

2020

IJAR

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Educated, Professional Women in Morocco and Women of Moroccan Origin in France: Asserting a New Public and Private Identity

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The Impact of Increasing Number Ofeducated but Unemployed Women on the Indianeconomy

The Impact of Increasing Number Ofeducated but Unemployed Women on the Indianeconomy

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