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Engaged Fatherhood for Men, Families and Gender Equality: Healthcare, Social Policy, and Work Perspectives

by Marc Grau Grau, Mireia las Heras Maestro, and Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2021 — 2 editions

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When does gender matter in negotiation?: the case of distributive bargaining

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2001 — 2 editions

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Constraints and triggers: situational mechanics of gender in negotiation

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2005 — 2 editions

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Gender in job negotiations: a two-level game

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2008 — 1 edition

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Untapped potential in the study of negotiation and gender inequality in organizations

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2007 — 1 edition

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Getting past no: gender and the propensity to persist in negotiation

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2007 — 1 edition

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Gender as a situational phenomenon in negotiation

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2002 — 1 edition

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Community-based wildlife conservation: an opportunity for integrated conservation and development in Mozambique

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 1994 — 1 edition

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Our place in it: organizing impact in the field of men's violence prevention

by Weinstein, Benjamin (MPP), Hannah Riley Bowles, Julie Boatright Wilson, Harvard University, and John F. Kennedy School of Government First published in 2018 — 1 edition

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What could a leader learn from a mediator?: dispute resolution strategies for organizational leadership

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2005 — 1 edition

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It depends who is asking and who you ask: social incentives for sex differences in the propensity to initiate negotiation

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2005 — 1 edition

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Ending gender-based violence through community organizing in the Muslim community in Queens, NY

by Rana Abdelhamid, Andy Vo, Hannah Riley Bowles, Julie Boatright Wilson, Harvard University, and John F. Kennedy School of Government First published in 2017 — 1 edition

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Do you a favor?: social implications of high aspirations in negotiation

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2004 — 1 edition

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Gender mainstreaming in the Australian government

by Sibella Matthews, Hannah Riley Bowles, Julie Boatright Wilson, Harvard University, and John F. Kennedy School of Government First published in 2018 — 1 edition

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Increasing the affordability of childcare in the City of Boston

by Siri Uotila, Hannah Riley Bowles, Frances Frei, Philip Hanser, John A. Haigh, Harvard University, and John F. Kennedy School of Government First published in 2016 — 1 edition

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Relational accounts: an answer for women to the compensation negotiation dilemma

by Hannah Riley Bowles First published in 2008 — 1 edition

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