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Showing ABSTRACT moral absolutes probably don’t exist, women evolved to try to fix men’s flaws. Very few women cite Prince Charming as the sexiest man. God maybe designed women to desire the men they could fix or, all females would wait until the second coming to reproduce. Many women are sexually attracted to serial killers.
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I'm preparing a research on women study for the women study conference, focusing on innovative ideas to attract more women on entering operations and maintenance fields, as a way of improving economy, gender equality, as O&M often just requires high school and trade school education. Has anyone made any study to understand challenges so that I don't start the research from scratch?
To start the research, I'm looking for some good keywords to find a research idea. I prefer a qualitative research method to conduct this research.
I want to analyze the characters of the Hindi language feature film, No One Killed Jessica, and by characters I mean all the characters in the film, irrespective of gender. So, I want to know if there is any sort of criteria or any rules to follow while analyzing a character? How to go about it? Like, what should be the first step for analyzing? Do I have to measure the character against something?
Please help.
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I would like to ask with which scale I can measure job satisfaction from a very generalised perspective. I am going to measure job satisfaction of elected female representatives in the local government of South Asian Countries. So, in this case which scale would be best to adapt and use it in this public organisational setting?
Is it enough to explain the differences in FGIDs between men and women by studying the biological factors only? or we have to consider other factors such as socioeconomic and environmental factors?
I am looking to integrate unheard voices into the survey class, before 1500. If you have secondary sources that you are willing to share please let me know.
The study of a single woman in a family encourages and enhances the entire family to become disciplined, self motivated, get good studies and to know good or bad. Government is also encouraging women to study in this direction. Are women giving good competitive spirit in education? Give your opinion.
Currently in Poland, a very lively debate on the issues of gender is taking place.
Opponents speak even of "gender ideology", using arguments that are difficult to accept calmly by the man who knows even the basic issues related to the topic.
Main opponent of gender theory in Poland is the Catholic Church, some of its representatives do not mince words.
Even in the Polish parliament the parliamentary group for the fight against gender ideology was formed.
As I am writing the chapters of a book manuscript, I am interested in getting feedback of each chapter. This book is on the three environmental movements of India--chipko, NBA (Narmada Bacchao Andolan) and Navdanya. I am writing the second chapter right now on the NBA and I am interested in getting feedback on this chapter. My Ph.D is in Philosophy and my research interest is in the interdisciplinary area of environmental studies, women's studies and peace studies. Thnaks.
Looking specifically at the developed world, countries like The Netherlands and the interplay between the sex industry and the status of women
Is gender perspective the only perspective to face women entrepreneurship ?
Writing a report on all recognition of customary marriages in international, regional (African), and sub-regional (SADC).
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We are looking for a researher to collaborate with me and my colleagues, Dr. Mohd Mustaffa and Marliana Abdullah on Shariah Law and Social change: study on the development of the rights of Muslim women in inheritance, a comparative study in two nation states Malaysia and Brunei.
We just starting to collect data from Malaysia and we need similar data from Brunei.
If you are interested, please email me back asap.
Thanks.
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My research is based on the EI levels and the influence of empathy on the other dimensions of EI , and my study is on women managers/supervisors.
Although the antifeminist movement worked to vilify feminism, did the women's liberation movement continue to grow and did this in any way lead into third wave feminism?
I would like more information on the organisation of female labour in artisanal and small-scale mining communities in South America. What roles do women play in these settlements, as service providers and miners? Is mining a way to supplement their income or is it their main profession? How is mining gendered in South America?
I'm currently working on a paper to this concept. However I'm open to changing my study as long as it is in the context of women at work.
How do I apply the appropriate model to determine if the presence of women in a corporate board influence the financial transparency of financial statements?
Hello everyone, I am working on an intervention which involves selecting a subset of young female participants from peer groups to try and promote a menstrual hygiene product to fellow peers. We would like to identify participants who are likely to feel comfortable discussing the products with peers and who are influential within their peer groups. Does anyone have any suggestions on processes to identify "influential" participants through a participatory process?
I am in the process of looking for relevant concepts and theories for my research. My main research goal is to explore the experience of child marriage through the eyes of former child brides. This includes the transitions in their identity, i.e from being a child to being a wife/mother to being a former child bride. So far I am considering making use of a feminist perspective but I would like to look at other options particularly theories/concepts that speak not only to experiences but the issue of identity transitions as well.
The theories/concepts I have come across can't really be applied fully such as the life course theory, biographical disruption and the looking glass self. I'd appreciate suggestions of others I can review.
What are some ways in which, we can encouraged female participation in development in the society, ways to empower them to do things and voice their thoughts. Promote gender equality.
I'm working on a project evaluation for a maternal health project with ethnic minority women in Vietnam, and would like to conduct a gender analysis to understand gendered roles and access to resources in the community. Moser's framework is a good guiding approach, but could anyone recommend a more succinct tool that is appropriate for the Southeast Asian context?
Thank you in advance!
What Responsibilities Indian women are performing at home? How they getting help? from whom they are taking help to fulfill all their responsibilities at home?
I'm especially interested in discursive influence on intimate relationships. I'd appreciate all suggestions of papers connected to this topic.
Nowadays, more and more female have opportunity to engage a variety of occupations, not only working in the traditionally female jobs, also can be a manager or other important post in the workplace. However, still have some information shows the opportunity for female have some limits, I want to know why female still have some limits in the workplace and is it common.
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I am looking for an expert who published books in France/Belgium/Quebec/Luwembourg on desire for women aged 50.
Any ideas?
I am in need of any articles which identify traits, behaviors, etc... that heterosexual women should, or should not, possess in order to be deemed romantically desirable. Any articles which connect romantic desirability to prescriptions or proscriptions for women would be especially helpful.
This is for my doctoral thesis and I would like to look at the factors that increase motherly guilt and dissatisfaction or reduce confidence in their abilities and how these affect their mental health.
I am researching the potrayal of women's leadership in new media as a strategy to create networks and mass mobilization
I am planning on doing research in a country where abortions are criminalized I want to know how to go about the ethical consideration. I am a masters student.
I am trying to connect female literary tourists' behaviour/experiences to women's reading practices
I will be analyzing the alien abduction phenomenon (specifically the scene wherein aliens insert objects into women's vagina) from a psychological (motivational) perspective. Method: meta-analysis.
I am interested in femininity research - heavily influenced by the late Sandra Lipsitz Bem. I also have a Beauvoirian feminist perspective and would be happy to hear any comments on the subject from feminist psychologists.
1. What forms of abuse do students experience at Universities ?
2. Examine the factors contributing to student vulnerabilities and abuse
2. What is the sociological or anthropological justification given to the study?
3. What is the practical justification concerning exploitation, sexual harassment and abuse?
4. Explore the steps to recourse taken by students
Hello, I need articles about codependence of the woman on the engagement after having sexual intercourse, or topics as nearby as possible, thank you.
Hi! I am writing my dissertation on internalized sexism and especially on how this affects the way women of western countries nowadays perceive and face flirt or covered sexual abuse. More specifically I am interested about numbers, percentages and statistical data of the quantitative dimension of the phenomenon.
How society and through which lens society sees the role of female as a whole but particularly as an entrepreneur?
In Pakistan,there are very few Female entrepreneurs and they are at very small level yet.There is no such concept of CSR in their setup yet but still I need to explore their entrepreneural activities and CSR role,Can anyone guide me accordingly.Is this possible to pursue this topic for Research
articles from both developed and developing economies
Am writing a paper on "Tthe Place of women in the colonial Africa scheme of things, any suggested readings that will help
I'm studying motivation as an element in the venture of rural women. As divided by some authors we have three dimensions of motivation "Intrinsic, Goal, and Extrinsic".
Extrinsic is the situation (displacement by Shapero) that people have to start the business like unemployment, job dissatisfaction, etc.
Goal is what people want to archieve by starting the business. and finally intrinsic motivation help nacent entrepreneur to keep on until they start and it helps business manager to not give up.
Where should I use the GEM approach? "NECESSITY vs OPPORTUNITY - are they goal or displacement?
Thanks.
For example, a woman being interviewed by a panel of men, or a man being interview by a panel of women. Note:In situation where there are only men or only women, any journals on the subject would be appreciated. Or, write what you think.
ie. sufism, doruze, Shia'a etc.
I am looking for the type of violence which Dalit women are facing more and its intensity in compare to upper castes women? and what are there main reasons for high intensity of violence. It will help me to develop understanding on particular issue
Work life balance impact on women employees.
More preferably, papers relating to the scenario in Pakistan. Development programs regarding any field such as training, networking, financial aid assistance, etc.
Image of women in the media.
I know that this is one of the forms of violence against women and I am interested in this particular topics as a possible area of research for my studies.
i'm looking into Agnes Miegel poetry and I'm wondering is there any feminist aspect ain her poetry?
I've been trying to locate research done using the ASI in India and have found very little that tries to understand self-directed sexism amongst Indian women. I would love to know if there is any research in this area and if it has ever been studied in any form whatsoever.
When working in environments where cultural or religious opposition to women's empowerment is comparatively strong, do donors and international agencies (e.g., UN Women, ILO, UNDP) adopt a more conservative tack or charge ahead? In either case, do they run into government opposition and how is this manifested? Are they able to stay below the radar and achieve progress on the ground or, conversely, do they purposely adopt a proactive stance as a way to affect government perceptions of gender and the value of women's empowerment? Do they adopt coping strategies such as focusing on less controversial issues, such as education and employment or selecting politically powerful CSOs as partners?
I have a student working on a thesis on this topic relating to a specific situation in the Middle East and we are not finding much research on donor strategies (as opposed to either a) self-serving promotional pieces on gender programs or b) discussions of women's status in the region. None of these address the question above, however.
I'm looking for references but will also take opinions expressed by professionals or academics working in this area.
Fishing communities are usually male cultural and social spaces. I'm studying fisherwomens' activities and challenges and I'd like to get bibliographical suggestions for reading about this subject.
As a result of their various cultural backgrounds/beliefs, migrant communities/new Irish communities, particularly women experiencing domestic violence, may find it difficult to access these services, due to lack of awareness, fear, socio-cultural factors, etc
In many south Asian countries including India, Nepal, Bangladesh, women farmers are playing an important role in agriculture. With effects of climatic change more visible and severe than ever, women are evolving their own mechanisms to fight the after effects to mitigate the risk and uncertainty. What are your views on challenges faced by the women and strategies adopted by them to minimize the risk and uncertainty in agricultural production. Any links to studies on this topic are welcome.
Women SHG programs have given opportunities to women in decision-making activities, particularly in economic and political field at village-level. It makes them partner of development, particularly rural development. developing countries like India need to follow this model for their rural development. Government and banks initiation is must for the development of these organizations. It builds capacity among women and make them active partner of development process.
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I'll plan field research in northern Poland on women with different disabilities as informants and participants. I'm especially interested in conducted world wide researches (mainly qualitative or mixed methods), foreign theoretical explorations, containing the patterns of women (with intellectual and/or physical disabilities) lives in generative and procreative families. Thank you.
I want to look at the factors that affects women empowerment in the rice value chain in Ghana. My main concern has to do with the measurement of the variable "Women Empowerment"
For example when analyzing how women themselves create "otherness" in their narratives (not in relation to men but to other women).
Over the ages and years every culture and country has developed a lifestyle concept for life and lives by women with intellectual disabilities. Do exists in your culture explicit or tacit rules of adult life for women with intellectual disabilities (ID) (levels mild 70-55IQ and moderate 54-36IQ)?
Do women get married ? Do they became mothers? Maybe they will live alone without intimate relationships until the death? Perhaps they will they stay by generation families until the death, treated rather as children? What is in your culture dominant pattern of lifestyle (culturally acquiescence) for women with ID? What is your opinion on this topic?
I want to know the type of role women play in both the domestic as well as the private sphere and also how their domestic roles impact that of their private ones and vice versa. I am researching the participation of women in integrated water resource management and focusing more on the private sphere.
Romance--how it keeps women in abusive or problematic relationships.
Please share your opinion. I am in the midst of making a research proposal. I appreciate your guidance.
Want to look at how text functions when talking of activities that help reconstruct our gendered identities.
I want to analyze women's networks or the ones to which women relate.
My study seeks to identify and explore the factors inhibiting women's participation in water management.
I wish to do my research on the impact of higher education on the decision making women.
I am using social constructivism as a theoretical framework in my study of factors/ barriers against the participation of women in water management.
Examining the participation of women in water user association
I am currently studying women participation in water management, specifically looking at inhibiting factors to women's participation in water user association. I need it as my conceptual/ theoretical framework. Can anyone help?
For my side studies on the psychological mechanisms contributing to work-related stress disorders, I came across the FESS acronym. It has aroused my interest but from more accurate research I realized that it was scarcely used in scientific studies with the exception of a couple of books in the mid-nineties.
Surely it made more sense after the eighties, when in western countries there was full employment and women held executive roles of great importance in multinational corporations, putting them in front of a bio-psycho-social enigma. The need for starting a family life with the need for a blazing career; a hard compromise.
Among ResearchGate members, has someone dealt with this?
Are there any differences in educated working women and non-working women?
Specifically regarding the lack of gender/ female participation/ acknowledgment in energy utilization and the gender role in energy utilization at the residential household level has always been under represented in the literature.