Wei-hsin Yu (2001)
Taking Informality into Account: Women's Work in the Formal and Informal Sectors in Taiwan
In: Women's Working Lives in East Asia, ed. by Mary C. Brinton, pp. 233-262, Stanford University Press, Stanford.
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