The Great Gender Divergence
Alice EvansWhy has the world become more gender equal? Why are some societies more gender equal than others?
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Economic growth, urbanisation, education, and female labour force participation are usually expected to advance gender equality. That’s certainly what occurred in Europe, North America, Latin America, and East Asia. Likewise, we might antic...
Is Pakistan becoming more Patriarchal?
Over the 20th century, the entire world became more gender equal. Or so I thought. But Pakistan has rocked my priors. Female employment has slightly risen. Meanwhile, young Pakistani women are more sexist than their grandmothers. What is go...
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In much of the world, politics is dominated by men.
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Hostile sexism and Andrew Tate have become growing concerns in the West. Poor young men are struggling to secure status. Some express resentment towards foreigners and women. But what’s happening elsewhere in the world? In the Arabian Penin...
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Dr Alice Evans is a Visiting Fellow at Stanford, writing “The Great Gender Divergence" (forthcoming with Princeton University Press).
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