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More than four years after its inception, the European recession is still a work in […]
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01/12/2014

More than four years after its inception, the European recession is still a work in progress. While this makes any stocktaking exercise a tentative affair, it is indeed clear that women are becoming more and more important for the European economy. crisis provides an opportunity to implement radical changes, including the ability to make significant progress on the issue of equality between women and men, but at the same time also poses a challenge where gender equality is regarded as a matter to be relegated to the rosy moments.

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