Gender, Generations, and Non-Farm Participation

Gender, gynaecology and generations.

©FSRH J Fam Plann Reprod Health Care 2010: 36(4) Summary The issue of gender is an essential feature of the provision of sexual and reproductive health services and policy formulation should be directed towards the needs of men as well as women. This approach is especially important for youth services, with an emphasis on personal relationships and the provision of condoms for safer sex. The vi...

Grandparenting and mothers’ labour force participation: A comparative analysis using the generations and gender survey

BACKGROUND It is well known that the provision of public childcare plays an important role for women labour force participation and its availability varies tremendously across countries. In many countries, informal childcare is also important and typically provided by the grandparents, but its role on mothers’ employment is not yet well understood. Understanding the relationship between labour ...

rationality and reasoning: dialogue among generations and gender

this paper is an attempt to criticize “universalism” and “rationality” that is engraved in the epistemological foundations of the social sciences in the modernity era. this attempt will help to reconstruct these foundations provide a better understanding of the processes of reasoning and production of knowledge by generations and gender. the concept of rationality with a universalistic approach...

GENDER AND PARTICIPATION Overview Report

Gender Preselection in Farm Animals

Every living being has a set of paired chromosomes, which carry all the genetic material necessary to maintain life and also to propagate new life. All but one pair of chromosomes are called autosomes and carry genes for all the characteristics of the body, such as skin, hair and eye color, mature size, and body characteristics. The remaining pair are called sex chromosomes. They carry the gene...