Gender and Crime: Sex-Role Theory
Sex Role Theory explains gendered differences in offending in terms of the differences in gender socialization, gender roles and gendered […]
Crime and Deviance, Sex and gender
Sex and gender
Sex and gender
Yummy Mummies – A Sociological Explanation
The yummy mummy is neoliberal sexualised, and anti-green.
Feminism, Sex and gender
12 Facts about Gender Inequality
Evidence from Kat Banyard (2010) The equality illusion– the truth about women and men today, Faber and Faber. Today it
Feminism, Sex and gender, Social Theories
Feminist Perspectives on Society – A Summary Grid
Topic Area Summary A2 Main Ideas Feminism the Basics: Gender inequality primary lens for analysis Gender is socially constructed Patriarchy
Feminism, Sex and gender, Social Theories
Liberal, Marxist and Radical Feminist Perspectives on Society
covering views on causes of inequalities, solutions, key thinkers and evaluations.
education, research methods, Sex and gender
Semi-Structured Interviews to Research Education
Semi-Structured interviews are the most common primary qualitative research methods used in education. There are many studies which employ them.
Sex and gender
Gender Norms and Stereotypes – A Visual Representation
Men are simple and straightforward: they just want quick sex with porn-star lookalikes, exaggerate the number of sexual partners they
education, Global Development, research methods, Sex and gender
Is the UK really the 18th most gender equal country in the world?
According to the Global Gender Gap Index, the United Kingdom is one of the most gender equal countries in the world,
Sex and gender
Our waning interest in Pornography and Patriarchy?
Here’s an interesting correlation between the quantities of books published on Pornography and Patriarchy… This is from Google ngram viewer,
Families and Households, Sex and gender
Gender equality in the domestic division of labour
Domestic work has been distributed more equally since the 1950s, but women still shoulder the majority of housework and childcare responsibilities. Although new technologies and women’s increasing participation in paid work have contributed to balancing the load, there is evidence of a lingering dual burden for women. Factors such as ethnicity, education, and social class also influence these dynamics.