
If you wander into a Western museum or bookshop, you’ll often encounter stories about a glorious past, where women exercised autonomy, power and agency. However, such accounts are often deeply misleading, omitting the reality of endemic vio...
Over the 16th to 19th centuries, merchants across the world grew rich from global trade. Did this enable merchants to organize collectively and impose constraints on the executive or did they use newfound wealth to gain status alongside exi...
“Despising the woman, a man filled his home with slaves, white or black, or with numerous wives... He imprisoned her in the house and boasted about her permanent restriction.. this has been the status of women in Egypt” - wrote Qasim Amin....
One could fill a small library with books on historical gender relations in Europe. Yet if I may lodge one small complaint, a revealing set of sources remains underused: non-Western travelers' observations of Europe. Outsiders often pick up...
“Ladies in England hold a very different position to what they do in India”, observed Janakummah Ragaviah (a wealthy woman from Madras). In India, she lamented, “they are held to be inferior [and] are treated by many as slaves to the will a...
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Dr Alice Evans is a Visiting Associate Professor at Stanford. She is writing “The Great Gender Divergence" (forthcoming with Princeton University Press). She has expertise on economic development and cultural change
Dr Alice Evans is a Visiting Associate Professor at Stanford. She is writing “The Great Gender Divergence" (forthcoming with Princeton University Press). She has expertise on economic development and cultural change
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