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Femaleson DJIA Corporate Boards Compared Globally
Anne H. DeClouette
It is well-established that corporate boards around the world have been overwhelmingly male. Since the 21st century in the U.S. was ushered in by numerous corporate scandals - with women taking important roles in dismantling unethical behavior - women's inclusion on boards of directors has become an increasing focal point of research and discourse. Despite the increased research and attention, women continue to be under-represented on corporate boards in most countries around the world - including the U.S. But one country has taken dramatic action to change this trend. Other first-world countries have approached the subject less forcefully and, therefore, have realized no or little change in gender diversity or parity on its boards.
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PTSD Among Working Women in a Developing Country
Lung-Chang Chien, Taylor J. Fitch, Xiao Yu, Mohammad Monjural Karim, and Hasanat Alamgir
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What Does it Mean for the Husband When His Wife Keeps Her Own Surname?
Rachael D. Robnett, Marielle Wertheimer, and Harriet R. Tenebaum
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