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From the abstract: > Our results were consistent with the hypothesis that academics and journal editors are biased in favour of women, rather than against wome
by infogulch 4y ago
From the abstract:
> Our results were consistent with the hypothesis that academics and journal editors are biased in favour of women, rather than against women.
- kleiba 4y ago[flagged]
- colpabar 4y agoWhat a twist!
- yoyohello13 4y agoIn my anecdotal experience working for a public university in the US. All VP level or higher admin staff were women and about 3/4 of our department heads were Women. My university was probably an outlier. But it was funny doing our yearly diversity training and getting to the section about Women's underrepresentation in management.
- raxxorraxor 4y agoI thought it is an open secret that in most western countries schools favor girls in regards to grades. But from my experience this changes to a negative effect later in life for employment. Sill, academia is certainly politically correct and discriminates against men just like schools do. Same for public services.