Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh

By Debapriya Bhattacharya, Mustafizur Rahman on January 01, 2002

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Bhattacharya, Debapriya, and Rahman, Mustafizur. Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh. , , . , 2002. Bhattacharya, D., and Rahman, M. (2002). Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh. , , . Bhattacharya, Debapriya, and Rahman, Mustafizur. "Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh." 2002, .Bhattacharya Debapriya, and Rahman Mustafizur. "Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh." (2002). Bhattacharya, D, and Rahman, M 2002, 'Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh', , , . Debapriya Bhattacharya, and Mustafizur Rahman, 'Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh' (2002). Bhattacharya D., and Rahman M. Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh. . 2002. Bhattacharya, Debapriya, and Rahman, Mustafizur. Female employment under export-propelled industrialization: Prospects for internalizing global opportuninites in the apparel sector in Bangladesh. . 2002. , .

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