Balancování rodinného života a pracovní kariéry v kontextu analýzy pozice žen na pracovním trhu
Vol.1,No.1
Rozšířená Evropa: předpoklady, důsledky, problémy
pracovní trh; genderová rovnost; zaměstnanost žen
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