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title Gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
title_full Gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
title_fullStr Gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
title_full_unstemmed Gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
title_short Gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
title_sort gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : the mediating effect of women’s years of education in nigeria
title_sub The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
title_unstemmed Gender diversity and enterprise innovative capability : The mediating effect of women’s years of education in Nigeria
topic Economics and Econometrics, Business and International Management, Gender Studies
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/ijge-03-2018-0018