Gender Differences
Becoming Self-employed in Taiwan and Korea
(Sprache: Englisch)
Self-employment is reemerging in modern society. Many scholars attributethis trend to globalization, flexible employment, and the rise of female laborforce participation. However, such observations tend to be constrained byoversimplification and...
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Self-employment is reemerging in modern society. Many scholars attribute
this trend to globalization, flexible employment, and the rise of female labor
force participation. However, such observations tend to be constrained by
oversimplification and insufficient micro level data. Although women's share
of total self-employment significantly increased during the last decades of
twentieth century in many post-industrial economies, one of the unanswered
questions is whether the mechanism of becoming self-employed differs between
women and men and thus results in different outcomes. This study
uses event history analysis to examine the effects of individual and structural
factors in determining an individual's opportunities for entering into and
exiting from self-employment. The author shows that labor market flexibility
has a significant impact on people's career choices. In addition, this study
also compares earnings and job satisfaction between self-employed and
wage workers. The book is addressed to professtionals and policy makers in
developing countries. It is also directed towards researchers in stratification,
labor market, comparative study, and globalization.
Klappentext zu „Gender Differences “
Self-employment is reemerging in modern society. Many scholars attributethis trend to globalization, flexible employment, and the rise of female labor
force participation. However, such observations tend to be constrained by
oversimplification and insufficient micro level data. Although women's share
of total self-employment significantly increased during the last decades of
twentieth century in many post-industrial economies, one of the unanswered
questions is whether the mechanism of becoming self-employed differs between
women and men and thus results in different outcomes. This study
uses event history analysis to examine the effects of individual and structural
factors in determining an individual s opportunities for entering into and
exiting from self-employment. The author shows that labor market flexibility
has a significant impact on people s career choices. In addition, this study
also compares earnings and job satisfaction between self-employed and
wage workers. The book is addressed to professtionals and policy makers in
developing countries. It is also directed towards researchers in stratification,
labor market, comparative study, and globalization.
Autoren-Porträt von Fengbin Chang
Fengbin Changis an Assistant Professor of Sociology at NationalChengchi University, Taiwan.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Fengbin Chang
- 2007, 164 Seiten, Maße: 17 x 24 cm, Kartoniert (TB), Englisch
- Verlag: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
- ISBN-10: 3836423545
- ISBN-13: 9783836423540
Sprache:
Englisch
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