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Simpson's Gender-Equality Paradox [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2023 Several cross-country examinations have found larger gender differences in Western countries. More recently, it has been argued, from an evolutionary standpoint, that equality may paradoxically increase gender differences, because it provides more freedom for men and women to pursue innate preferences.
Mathias Berggren, Robin Bergh
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The Criminal Penalties for LGBT in a Human Rights Perspective
Semarang State University Undergraduate Law and Society Review, 2021 LGBT is essentially an unusual behavior of social aberrations. The cause of a person to be LGBT was due to several factors, genetic, hormonal, gender role discomfort, peer group interaction, social.
Ita Dwiyanti
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Gender inequality in an “Equal” environment [PDF]
Gender, Work & Organization, 2021 AbstractLithuania, as a part of the former Soviet Union, has a long‐standing history of perceived equality for women in the workplace. Women played an equal role in economic production as it was a constitutional expectation that all citizens had both a right and an obligation to work.
Caven, V +2 more
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EClinicalMedicine, 2023 Summary: Public leadership is essential in social change, and pivotal in transforming social and institutional norms related to gender inequality, going well beyond equal representation. It must embrace the potential for all public health leaders, of all
Alex Munive +2 more
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The Lancet Global Health, 2021 Background: Global health emergencies can impact men and women differently due to gender norms that affect exposures and care-seeking. Likewise, economic and social upheaval can affect men and women unequally.
Safa Abdalla, MD +2 more
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ICERI Proceedings, 2021 The present study focused on issues related to gender equality and education, more specifically on university students' perceptions of gender inequality and its manifestations, with emphasis on domestic violence, justice application and execution of the respective penalties and its relationship with education.
Rebelo, Fernanda, Guimarães, Ana Paula
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, 2021 Abstract This chapter considers different dimensions and sources of gender inequality and presents policies and best practices to address the problem. The economic benefits of gender equality for growth and wealth are substantial. Despite progress being made, gender gaps still exist at every stage of life, including before birth, and ...
Raquel Fernández +3 more
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Gender equality forum and spectrum respond to recent events around LSE men’s rugby
, 2014 The Gender Equality Forum (GEF) and Spectrum (LSE’s LGBT+ staff forum) have released a joint statement in response to the sexist, homophobic, racist, and classist leaflet recently dispersed by the now disbanded LSE Men’s Rugby Club to LSE Freshers.
The Gender Equality Forum
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Report on progress of gender equality initiatives and additional measures to be proposed with a specific focus on the first communitywide ...
Gesa Kübek, Anne Thies
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, 2021 The Gender Equality Index was developed at the European Institute for Gender Equality to monitor the progress in gender mainstreaming within EU policy areas. This chapter outlines the political, conceptual and technical background in its development.
Humbert, Anne Laure, Hubert, Agnè
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