Face aux pollutions : hiérarchies et solidarités entre fumeuses de poissons à Abidjan by Marie Belland, Alain Bonnassieux

“…In this perspective, relations of dependence structuring women-led activities of the popular economy are analyzed, and especially the practices of entrusting the juvenile workforce, as well as the professional path of young helpers in the face of risks, between exploitation and emancipation. …”
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Ženská nucená práce v českých zemích 1939–1945 by Dana Musilová, Pavla Plachá

“… Forced labor was one of the fundamental pillars of the German war economy. It has affected the lives of millions of people – both men and women – in Germany, in the occupied territories and in satellite states. …”
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« Une femme en Côte d’Ivoire, une femme au Burkina Faso » by François Ruf

“…Their ‘return’ to the village of origin can be interpreted as a post-cocoa migration, and a driver of diversification and investment. These ‘women who stay back or return’ not only reflect history, the stakes and issues of the Ivorian – or rather ‘Ivorian/West African’ – plantation economy, but also themselves write a new page in it.…”
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Towards gender-responsive transport planning: A case study of suburban passenger travel by Yurii Davidich, Andrii Galkin

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Saudi Arabia’s Economic Competitiveness in the Middle East by T. V. Naumenko, K. V. Timakhov

“…There is an obvious problem of low women’s employment. Despite the fact that Saudi Arabia occupies only the 4th place on the regional competitive index table, authors see ways to strengthen this indicator of the Kingdom’s economy. …”
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Social problem analysis of gender inequality in Donggala district by Ritha Safithri, Vitayanti Fattah, Moh Nutfa

“…The difference in treatment between women and men affects the lives of women and men themselves, either directly or indirectly in society, is a source of gender problems. …”
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Le genre du prêt sur gage : rapports de pouvoir au Mont-de-Piété de Paris (années 1850 – années 1920) by Anaïs Albert

“…But the engagements–that is the exchange of an object against a sum of money–were predominantly performed by women. These engagements formed part of women’s domestic strategies in working-class households. …”
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Pain and the perception of space in fibromyalgia by Michele Scandola, Maddalena Beccherle, Enrico Polati, Giorgia Pietroni, Elena Rossato, Vittorio Schweiger, Valentina Moro

“…Abstract The Economy of action hypothesis postulates that bodily states rescale the perception of the individual’s environment’s spatial layout. …”
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COVID-19 social and economic disruptions, mental health, and coping behaviours among young Canadians: a structural equation model by Ogochukwu Kelechi Onyeso, Adebiyi Boco, Md Kamrul Islam, Alexander Darku, Lars K. Hallstrom

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She Wolf by Isla Cowan by Yavuz Pala

“…The paper also examines the relations between women and the environment in culture, politics and economy in terms of ecofeminism.…”
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Reconstruction of MUI Fatwa No. 7 of 2000 on the Dispatch of Female Migrant Workers: A Psychological Perspective by Izzatur Rusuli

“…The results of this paper show that psychologically women who work abroad have a positive impact such as supporting their family's economic needs and contributing to the national economy. …”
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The Development of Wheeled Transportation in Osun Division of Southwestern Nigeria, 1900-1960 by AbiodunAjayi

“…There is therefore no doubt that wheeled transportation technology occasioned a transformation that was unprecedented in the colonial economy of Osun Division. …”
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Gendering analysis of working conditions and social protection law in digital labour platform work by Kosjenka Dumančič, Alka Obadić

“…Through a gender-sensitive lens, we question the implications of social protection laws on issues such as income security, access to benefits, and workplace rights for women and gender minorities engaged in platform labour. …”
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Deepening or buffering the crisis of social reproduction under capitalism? The case of digital care and domestic work platforms by Ivana Pais, Patrizia Zanoni

“…This perspective embeds these platforms in capitalism by foregrounding the fundamental dependence of the capitalist economy on the paid and unpaid socially reproductive work largely carried out by women in the home, communities, welfare state services and the (informal) market. …”
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Financial inclusion and human development in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU): the role of institutional quality by Hamidou Ouedraogo, Noël Thiombiano

“…In particular, strong institutions that protect women’s rights are essential to foster inclusive human development, enabling greater participation of women in the economy.…”
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Placental Growth Factor, Soluble fms-Like Tyrosine Kinase 1, Soluble Endoglin, IL-6, and IL-16 as Biomarkers in Preeclampsia by Carmen Rădulescu, Anca Bacârea, Adina Huțanu, Rozalia Gabor, Minodora Dobreanu

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The current state of legal regulation of labor relations in Ukraine by S. M. Bortnyk

“…The expediency of introducing wording changes in Articles 8 and 9 of the Law of Ukraine “On the Organization of Labor Relations in the Conditions of Martial Law” from the words “women who have a child under the age of one year” and “of women who have a child under the age of one year” to, respectively, the words “women who have a child under the age of three” and “of women who have a child under three years of age” has been grounded in the article.…”
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Gender equality in the field of research and innovation: EU versus Serbia, North Macedonia and Montenegro by Todorović-Lazić Jelena

“…According to some indicators discussed in this Report, the situation is much better in these countries compared to the European average (number of women graduating from doctoral studies, total number of female researchers, number of female researchers employed in the main sectors of the economy). …”
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TAPPING THE OPPORTUNITIES IN AFRICAN GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITY ACT (AGOA) FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA by ADIE, EDWARD IDAGU, OMALE MATTHEW ADOYI

“…It is on this basis that the paper made some recommendations as follows: Nigeria should fully utilise the opportunities in AGOA to develop its economy by exporting more goods to US market; Enabling environment should be created for female citizens to own their business within the textile zone of Kaduna and other places to alleviate their sufferings thereby contributing to the economic development of the country; Nigeria should therefore take advantage of this opportunity to engage with the US to train Nigerian  more businessmen and women in export processing among others. …”
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