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Female Empowerment and Network Value: The Contribution of Women’s Networks to Social Capital and Career Development among Female Leaders in Austria
This study, carried out within the framework of a Master Thesis, investigates the added value of women’s networks for female leaders in Austria, comparing them with mixed-gender networks and examining the role of mentoring as an empowerment instrument. Drawing on episodic qualitative guideline-based
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