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See also under Race, Gender, Class and Management: Introductory Material:

Bell, E. & S. Nkomo. 2000.

Davidson, M.J. 1997.

See also under Work/Life Integration:

Hochschild, A.R. & A. Machung. 1989.

Toliver, S. 1998.