Addressing the ethical and social challenges of emerging technologies: creating the conditions to play a leadership role in the fourth industrial revolution
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Corporate Governance and Gender Diversity in Europe: a strategic win-win opportunity in the fourth industrial revolution
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Beyond gender: from individuals to structures
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We all have to lean in ...: ageism and what can we do to be more inclusive in a digitised world?
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Gender in engineering: assesing women's performance in university education
Montserrat Cabré i Pairet, Josefina Fernández, Tomás Antonio Mantecón Movellán
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It's personal: 4IR and the future of learning
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Quality education by investment: how dan fintechs contribute to financial literacy?
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Sustainability and non-discrimination: the only possible path for the proper development of smart cities and smart territories
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The fourth industrial revolution and its impact on ethics: the new luddites
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The future of work: opportunities and challenges under german legislation
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Human Rights in the digital era: from digital practice to digital law and case law
págs. 241-251
4IR and ethical impacts: startups ecosystems and gender equality
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The impact of artificial intelligence on women's rights: a legal point of view
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Meritocracy vs. gender equality: a change of perspective
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How can leaders face 4RI challenges?: the importance of gender sensitive lenses in leadership
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