Gender equality in french academia
, 2004 Gender Equality in French Academia is difficult to analyse –and manage- for one main reason: Academia and academics belong to the Public Sector and the law which rules equality in employment (1983, updated in 2001) concerns only the private sector. In France commonrules are not applying to the Public sector: it has its proper working rules and its ...
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