When gender is seen as a symbolic construction, or as a metaphor for types of action, it is possible to unpick the relationship (assumed as unproblematic and hence little analysed in early feminist work) between ‘natural’ sexed bodies,...

Social scientists suspect that there are a variety of gender gaps. In general, these all refer to a situation where women are supposed to hold beliefs or attitudes, or to engage in some form of socio-political activity, at a different rate or in a...

Gender gap may refer to: Gender differences in a general psycho-social context; Income disparity of females vs. males in a purely economic context. Father's Rights in child custody determinations of family courts. Workers number gap, the difference...