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The gender-based positive action introduced by the regulation off corporate board governance in recent years makes Spain a particularly interesting test case for studying the interactions between ‘market’ and ‘institutional’ forces; there are no clear penalties for non-compliance beyond a threat that the firms’ equality records will be taken into account when applications for public funds or contracts are evaluated. It may also be an instructive case when considering regulatory reform in other highly gender-segmented managerial labour markets.
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© 2012 Maria C. González Menéndez and Lara Martínez González
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González Menéndez, M.C., González, L.M. (2012). Spain on the Norwegian Pathway: Towards a Gender-Balanced Presence of Women on Corporate Boards. In: Fagan, C., González Menéndez, M.C., Gómez Ansón, S. (eds) Women on Corporate Boards and in Top Management. Work and Welfare in Europe. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230307735_9
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