Alcohol Consumption and Emancipation
"It has consequences that we associate alcohol consumption with emancipation. Sad and contradictory consequences." "Why this is the case, whether men suffer differently from their alcohol consumption than [...]
"It has consequences that we associate alcohol consumption with emancipation. Sad and contradictory consequences." "Why this is the case, whether men suffer differently from their alcohol consumption than [...]
Part-time work as a driver of the gender-specific wage gap #GenderWageGap? According to a long-term study presented by Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in 2022, although women's labor force participation has increased [...]
There are already many excellent posts on LinkedIn about the Bavarian state government's gender ban with creative suggestions. Katja Berlin comments with her wonderful cakes – one of [...]
Household chores, childcare, caring for relatives: Women perform more unpaid caregiving work than men. This not only affects their retirement, but also the job market. What can men do to bring about [...]
The ideal of equal parenthood lags significantly behind in implementation among fathers in this country, according to Lisa Seelig from ZEIT ONLINE . As is well known, they only take parental leave [...]
A study by EY shows that only a fraction of capital flows into female-founded startup teams. According to the study, approximately 87 percent of the capital goes to male startup founders," as [...]
"When it comes to gender equality, sexism, or balancing work and family life, many men quickly take flight," Vincent-Immanuel Herr and Martin Speer wrote in DER SPIEGEL. "Excuses [...]
"Women from the guest worker generation are often seen as appendages to their husbands. Weak. Suppressed. Yet many came without a husband – and not just to work." Nina Monecke spoke to [...]
"When women are murdered because of their gender, it is called femicide," writes Eva Reisinger in ZEIT ONLINE following the murders in Vienna the week before last. It has been reported as [...]
"Fathers enjoy playing with their child. That's good, says evolutionary anthropologist Anna Machin. But fathers are also excellent in caregiving. They just shouldn't avoid it." ZEIT ONLINE spoke with Machin. [...]