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Journal of Public Health Policy, 2001
This article reprints the topic Population and Gender Equity, by Amartya Sen, which appeared in the July 24, 2000 issue of The Nation. Perhaps the most immediate adversity caused by a high rate of population growth lies in the loss of freedom that women suffer when they are shackled by persistent bearing and rearing of children.
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This article reprints the topic Population and Gender Equity, by Amartya Sen, which appeared in the July 24, 2000 issue of The Nation. Perhaps the most immediate adversity caused by a high rate of population growth lies in the loss of freedom that women suffer when they are shackled by persistent bearing and rearing of children.
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Journal of Women's Health, 1994
ABSTRACT On February 24,1994, the Institute of Medicine held a public briefing and released a report, "Women and Health Research: Ethical and Legal Issues of Including Women in Clinical Trials." Th...
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ABSTRACT On February 24,1994, the Institute of Medicine held a public briefing and released a report, "Women and Health Research: Ethical and Legal Issues of Including Women in Clinical Trials." Th...
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2014
Gender equality is a straightforward concept. It can be measured simply by comparing outcomes for men and women in areas such as education, employment, wages, participation, health, and so on. Gender equity is a more subtle concept that allows for different outcomes for men and women so long as men and women regard the outcomes as fair or at least not ...
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Gender equality is a straightforward concept. It can be measured simply by comparing outcomes for men and women in areas such as education, employment, wages, participation, health, and so on. Gender equity is a more subtle concept that allows for different outcomes for men and women so long as men and women regard the outcomes as fair or at least not ...
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This chapter defines the difference between gender equality and gender equity and identifies the issues in achieving gender equality through a gender equity process.
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A Confucian Defense of Gender Equity
Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 2004The oppression of Chinese women is typically blamed on Confucianism. We present a version of Confucianism that relies on the metaphysics of the I Ching, one of the "canonical" Confucian texts, and on more characteristic Confucian doctrines. These metaphysical, anthropological, and ethical beliefs would, if fully implemented, replace the early Confucian
Kelly James, Clark, Robin R, Wang
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Gender Equity and the Population Problem
International Journal of Health Services, 2001The central issue with which this essay is concerned is the relation between (1) high fertility rates and (2) the low decisional power—indeed subjugation—of women.
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Toolkit for gender equity in pediatrics
Pediatric Research, 2023Kerri Z. Machut +3 more
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