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Masculinity associates with a labor market premium.
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Feminine trans men and women have labor market outcomes similar to feminine ciswomen.
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Masculine trans men and women have labor market outcomes similar to masculine cismen.
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Gender incongruence associates with labor market penalties.
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In Bangladesh, women are disproportionally exposed to the risk of HIV/AIDS.
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Multidimensional HIV/AIDS knowledge deprivation is concentrated among disadvantaged women.
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Key prevention strategies are those focused on knowledge deprivation.
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Policies targeting women’s education and employment will reduce the risk of infection.
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Women’s empowerment and agency improve HIV/AIDS knowledge deprivation.
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In Israel, gender plays a marginal role in women economists’ policymaking.
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Spaces for training and learning in economics remain fundamentally gender biased.
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Neutrality perception limits critical feminist thinking on economic policy.
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Including feminist perspectives in economic education is vital.
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A feminist approach to dispossession reveals its less visible and its gendered dimensions.
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Conflict-related dispossession consists of more than mass land expulsion during war.
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In post-war, dispossession connects to both state and capitalist logics of accumulation.
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Dispossession can have different modes: it is an embodied process, occurs through social reproduction, and can happen covertly.
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A feminist re-conceptualization contributes to analyses of violence against women in war and post-war.
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In Indonesia, higher women’s bargaining power enhances child nutritional long-term outcomes.
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Child nutrition improves when women make decisions jointly with other family members.
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Boys appear to be the main beneficiaries of mothers’ higher bargaining power.
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Policies to increase women’s agency need to consider family support and social norms.
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In Ghana, seasonal time poverty is positively associated with income and asset aspirations.
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Seasonal time poverty reduces social status aspiration.
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The effect of seasonal time poverty on aspiration is higher among women and adults.
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Programs that promote rural household income must be targeted, pursued, and sustained to improve aspirations.
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Patriarchal norms limit disadvantaged women’s entrepreneurial opportunities in India.
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Lijjat, a women’s cooperative, provides insight into the role of feminist ideologies in empowering women.
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Pragmatist feminist ideologies encourage women to challenge traditional norms through entrepreneurship.
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These ideologies shape both individual motivations and collective organizational practices at Lijjat.
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Supporting women’s cooperatives can improve women’s economic participation and empowerment.
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Patriarchal norms limit disadvantaged women’s entrepreneurial opportunities in India.
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Lijjat, a women’s cooperative, provides insight into the role of feminist ideologies in empowering women.
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Pragmatist feminist ideologies encourage women to challenge traditional norms through entrepreneurship.
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These ideologies shape both individual motivations and collective organizational practices at Lijjat.
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Supporting women’s cooperatives can improve women’s economic participation and empowerment.
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