gender division

It has both mixed and single gender divisions with over 30 teams total.

This shows that gender division in terms of morality does not actually exist.

In Liberia, men and women have clear gender divisions of labor.

Despite women's increasing participation in the work force, a gender division of labor persist.

The gender divisions are, if anything, even more entrenched.

As a result the gender division of labor by crop and tasks becomes less rigid.

The gender division among the users is 30% women and 70% men.

The third stage - Utopian at this point - was to transcend gender divisions altogether.

Finally many sociology departments in higher education now run courses on Gender Divisions.

Spatial separation may suggest gender division between the tasks.

However, unlike other factors, gender division is temporary.

"The proponents of preferences are in for a surprise when they pursue their strategy of gender division."

"I'm not certain these creatures have gender divisions.

Yet early marriage itself reflects particular class and gender divisions in society which in themselves limit people's, particularly women's, life chances.

In a case like this, gender divisions interact with inheritance patterns to produce particular forms of relationship between brothers and sisters.

Leading evangelicals propagated a view of womanhood which reinforced gendered division.

There is a challenge to not only focus on the gender division of labor but also the actual appropriation methods of the resources.

During the 1970s sociologists were beginning to think about how to incorporate gender divisions into sociological theory.

Such choices may also be attributed to the gendered division of labor which holds women primarily responsible for domestic duties.

Gendered divisions exist in the workplace and are replicated by both male and female workers.

The gender division is reducible to biology.

Gender divisions were an obvious and convenient division for teachers to use and one that was not contentious during most of the twentieth century.

This gendered division of labor was the predominant means of dividing work in Iroquois society.

The 1990 Census counted 46,948, though the 1998 population estimate is 49,932.1 The gender division was 22,996 males, 23,952 females in 1989.

Many feminist geographers study the same subjects as other geographers, but often with a focus on gender divisions.