Gender theories in education, politics and economics

Maria A. Debych

Abstract

The article analyses the development of gender studies worldwide and in Ukraine, noting the positive contribution of OECD leaders and experts. It highlights what the author regards as hasty and dangerous intentions of EU leaders to achieve full gender equality rapidly by imposing gender quotas on governing bodies.

Keywords

steady development
financial crisis
discrimination of women
gender equality
gender and OECD
gender quotas

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