Women, Work, and Learning.

By L. Bierema. 2001

86 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Education, Gender Studies, Sociology and Political Science

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In Education

1. Stephen Billett
2. Gloria Dall’Alba
3. Jörgen Sandberg

In Gender Studies

1. Stephen Billett

In Sociology and Political Science

1. Stephen Billett
2. Gloria Dall’Alba
3. Jörgen Sandberg

Citations in the corpus

• Toward a Workplace Pedagogy: Guidance, Participation, and Engagement (2002, background): “Women, for instance, often find workplaces uninviting for their participation and development (Bierema, 2001).”
• Co-participation at work: Learning through work and throughout working lives (2004, background): “Women often find workplaces uninviting and resistant to their development (Bierema, 2001).”
• Workplace participatory practices: Conceptualising workplaces as learning environments (2004, unknown): “They are structured by power and interests (Bierema 2001, Solomon 1999).”
• Constituting the workplace curriculum (2006, background): “Workers’ gender, race, and language also shape how they are supported in the workplace by management and co-workers (Hull 1997, Bierema 2001).”