… Chinese women aged 22 to 27. Keywords: gender, gender equity, Chinese traditional values,
Chinese Feminism… believe that men and women should be equal, those same women may …

… in China. After centuries during which women occupied a clearly subordinate status to men,
China has ostensibly placed gender equality on its national agenda. Since the communist …

… Drawing on macro data, this article provides an overview of gender equality in China, focusing
on labor force and political participation in the past 70 years, particularly since 1978, the …

… The present study also has instructive implications for the top-level design of China’s gender
equality policies. Traditional gender role attitudes have deep historical roots and a strong …

… The cotton revolution (1300-1840 AD) in imperial China constituted a substantial shock
to the value of women’s work. Using historical gazetteers, I exploit variation in cotton textile …

… Long before modern China gave to women complete equality woman in China was … than
those of war, I believe that Chinese men and women will pause and look at each other and …

… equality is dynamic, and it feeds the legitimacy structures that inform the HRM practices (or
the lack thereof) promoting gender equality … to experiences of Chinese female managers, we …

… percent whereas that of 2010 is about 23 percent indicating that it would require a sectoral
shift of 23 percent of female employees in China in 2010 to achieve an equal distribution of …

… equal employment opportunities for both men and women? Second, how can we explain a
modernized society such as Taiwan having such a high percentage of citizens believing that …

… study sheds light on how young people in China negotiate their gender role ideologies in …
China, this study nds that men were more divided in their gender role ideologies and women …