Education Protects, Employment Backfires: What 54,000 Indian Women Reveal About Partner Violence
A new analysis of over 53,000 Indian women finds that education lowers the odds of reported partner violence while employment ...
A new analysis of over 53,000 Indian women finds that education lowers the odds of reported partner violence while employment ...
A new study of 180 government-endorsed projects reveals how China's All-China Women's Federation co-produces women's organizations by channeling their emotional ...
A qualitative study of twenty married women in Kerala's Alappad coastal region reveals how wives assume functional leadership of households ...
A Swedish qualitative study finds that psychiatric diagnoses act as orientation devices that both empower adolescent girls and young women ...
Researchers in Burkina Faso have validated a multidimensional measure of women's reproductive agency, finding that motivational autonomy more consistently predicts ...
A study of 80 women in drought-stricken rural Kenya reveals that water collection imposes a continuous cognitive and emotional burden ...
A new Nature Human Behaviour study shows that gender polarization in academic fields protects lower-performing students who conform to field ...
A study of 319 Dutch children found that self-imposed pressure to conform to gender norms, rather than parental or peer ...
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