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Mens & Maatschappij - Volume 96, Issue 4, 2021
Volume 96, Issue 4, 2021
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oa Genderrolhoudingen en modernisering: terug naar de essentie?
Authors: Rosa Glijn & Katia BegallAbstract Gender role attitudes and modernisation: back to the essence? The influence of modernisation, self-expressive values, and educational level on gender role attitudes in Europe Despite several societal developments, such as educational expansion, the second wave of feminism, and modernisation, the trend towards more egalitarian gender role attitudes has stagnated. This study complements previous studies that e Read More
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oa De economische dreiging van klimaatverandering
By Sem OosseAbstract The economic threat of climate change: A multilevel analysis of the relationship between working in a greenhouse gas intensive sector, economic insecurity and climate policy scepticism among the lower educated in Europe This research set out to determine to what extent the relationship between working in a greenhouse gas intensive sector and climate policy scepticism can be explained by economic insecurit Read More
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oa Samenwerking tussen Veilig Thuis en gemeenten in Zuid-Limburg
Authors: Brenda Erens, Corine de Ruiter, Henry Otgaar & Joke HumbletAbstract Cooperation Between Safe Home and Municipalities in Zuid-Limburg: Gaps in the Approach to Child Abuse Since January 2015, Safe Home [in Dutch: Veilig Thuis] is the national report center for child abuse and domestic violence. The task of Safe Home and its partner organizations is to stop child abuse and domestic violence. The Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR) model states that to reduce the chance for harmful behaviors Read More
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oa Doorgaande of doodlopende wegen?
Authors: Ans Merens & Jurjen IedemaAbstract Ongoing or dead-end ways? Progression of women and men to management roles In this article, we investigated whether and how the progression of women and men to management roles differs, and which factors can explain these differences. Drawing on data from the Dutch Labour Supply Panel, we found that men more often progressed to management roles than women, especially to the most senior roles. Read More
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