Doing

Doing Gender

Candace West and Don Zimmerman introduced the concept ‘‘doing gender’’ in an article of the same title in 1987. They were the first to articulate an ethnomethodological perspective on the creation and affirmation of gender inequality between males and females in western society. The purview of ethnomethodology includes the study of the socially managed accomplishments

Learning by Doing – Health Economics – iResearchNet

Learning by doing is viewed as an important determinant of success for many professions requiring high skill. Over the years, researchers have come to realize that teams and firms can also exhibit learning by doing. Even in cases where annual output does not increase over time, a firm can experience reductions in unit costs or

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