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The Development of “Transnational Business Feminism” in Global Finance: Contextualizing Japan’s “Womenomics” Policies in Times of Crisis

Studies in Risk and Sustainable Development, 2023
PURPOSE: This theoretical study seeks to understand how the development of ‘Transnational Business Feminism’ in response to the 2008 financial crisis, was implemented in 2013 through Japan’s ‘Womenomics’ program. The paper further examines how efficient this said form of neoliberal feminist economic program was in in addressing vulnerabilities in the ...
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Applied “Womenomics”

2014
Stanford Social Innovation Review, 12(3), 17 ...
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Womenomics and the New American Workforce Majority

Journal of Biblical Integration in Business, 1969
The first gender issue of the JBIB is significant, not because the cover is pink or because there is finally a journal for the women. As this introductory article will reveal, engaging in scholarship about women is timely for American society.
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Thesis for the XII RISA Convent 'The Critique of Womenomics'

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
Japan implemented a model of catch-up development in the second half of the twentieth century, the success of which led to the economic “miracle”. In the 21st century these economies occupy confident positions on the world arena, leading global markets of goods, services, capital, highly qualified labor, knowledge, etc. Rapid economic modernization has
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Pengaruh Idiosinkratik Shinzo Abe Terhadap Gender Mainstreaming dalam Implementasi Womenomics

Journal of International Relations Diponegoro, 2023
Womenomics is a structural reform step carried out during the second term of Shinzo Abe’s government. This is surprising because Abe, who is considered convervative, dared to initiate policies that contrary to Japanese culture. This research aims to explain how Shinzo Abe's personality and leadership type have influenced womenomics policies and gender ...
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Abe's Womenomics Policy, 2013-2020: Tokenism, Gradualism, or Failed Strategy?

Asia-Pacific Journal, 2021
AbstractFormer Prime Minister Abe Shinzo left office with Japan's “Womenomics” policy having fallen far short of its 2020 targets, and with its greatest achievement, the increase in female non-regular employment, largely reversed by the COVID-19 recession.
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The Impact of Womenomics on Firm Performance

Korea International Trade Research Institute, 2021
Hyang-Mi Choi, Hyun-Jung Park
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Womenomics for Japan: is the Abe policy for gendered employment viable in an era of precarity?

Asia-Pacific Journal, 2015
Womenomics is a theory that advocates the empowerment of women, arguing that enabling women to have access to equal participation in an economy and society will result in economic benefits and social progress. The need for Japan to implement womenomics was first advocated by Kathy Matsui in 1999, and since 2013 Prime Minister Abe's government has ...
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