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The Ol’ Pat-On-The-Back: Why Women Should Start Using This Very Male Move

Long seen as a gesture of male camaraderie, the humble back pat may hold unexpected power. Why women should start doing it too, and how it could reshape success in the workplace.

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Society Women Worldwide

Why Sweden Isn’t The Family Paradise You May Think

Wild nature, good childcare, equal rights: Sweden is often romanticized as a paradise for parents to raise kids. But the reality is far more complicated.

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In The News

Crisis In Family Care Demographics, Women Pay The Price

Women have the most to lose if governments don’t start investing more in quality care services, the International Labour Organization warns.

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Ideas Rue Amelot Society

Domestic Work, That Insidious Worldwide Bastion Of Sexism

From the poor to the pretty rich, women are still stuck with the lion’s share of housework and child-rearing. By one estimate, if each hour of domestic work were paid at minimum wage, it would total 33% of France’s GDP.

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Society

Women’s Rights: Eight Big And Small Signs Of Progress

Worldcrunch A year after Saudi Arabian women were allowed to participate in the Olympic Games for the first time, the government announced this week that girls could now play sports in private schools. The news on the Saudi sports front reminds us that advances on gender equality around the world remain both slow and uneven, […]

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Geopolitics

China And India: The Tortoise And Hare And The Real Weight Of Demographics

In Aesop’s Fables, the story about the race between the hare and the tortoise tells people that the rabbit’s complacency and the turtle’s perseverance resulted in an unexpected ending to a seemingly predictable contest. In the 21st century, will the economic race between China and India also offer similar twists and turns, notably because of […]

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