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in Tracing the Progress: Sociology of Development through a Feminist Lens
> Sociology of Development
Published: 27 November 2024
Figure 1. The founding members of Feminist Development. Photo was taken at the Feminist Development subsection formatting meeting, during the Sociology of Development annual conference organized at Cornell University in October 2016. Photo is reprinted from the the article by Keahey (2016) inclu... More about this image found in The founding members of Feminist Development. Photo was taken at the Femini...
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in Tracing the Progress: Sociology of Development through a Feminist Lens
> Sociology of Development
Published: 27 November 2024
Figure 2. The Feminist Development Council Meeting covey during the annual meeting of Sociology of Development in Wayne State University, in October 2017. Photo reprinted from the Feminist Development website https://sociologyofdevelopment.com/subsections/feminist-development/ More about this image found in The Feminist Development Council Meeting covey during the annual meeting of...
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Sociology of Development (2024)
Published: 15 November 2024
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in Gender-Imbalanced Well-Being: Impacts of Weak Democracy on Sustainable Futures
> Sociology of Development
Published: 15 November 2024
Figure 1. Global Democracy Levels, 1800–1999 ( left ) and 1960–2014 ( right ) Notes : The left figure is adapted from Wejnert (2014 :16); the right figure, from Wejnert (2023b :58). The ratio of democratic to nondemocratic countries in the world is presented as a percentage, with the number in... More about this image found in Global Democracy Levels, 1800–1999 ( left ) and 1960–2014 ( right ) Notes...
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in Gender-Imbalanced Well-Being: Impacts of Weak Democracy on Sustainable Futures
> Sociology of Development
Published: 15 November 2024
Figure 2. Indicators of Women’s and Men’s Well-Being as a Function of Democracy Level, Worldwide, 1970–2020 Note s: Indicators are presented as mean values. Data from Polity IV ( Marshall, Gurr, and Jaggers 2014 ; Polity IV Project 2017 ) and V-Dem ( Coppedge et al. 2021 ), merged with World De... More about this image found in Indicators of Women’s and Men’s Well-Being as a Function of Democracy Level...
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in Gender-Imbalanced Well-Being: Impacts of Weak Democracy on Sustainable Futures
> Sociology of Development
Published: 15 November 2024
Figure 3. Women’s and Men’s Well-Being as a Function of Democracy Growth across Developed (well-developed), Developing (semi-developed), and Least Developed (low-developed) Countries, 1970-2020 Note : Total observation, 6,872; total countries, 151. Data from Polity IV ( Marshall, Gurr, and Jagge... More about this image found in Women’s and Men’s Well-Being as a Function of Democracy Growth across Devel...
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in Gender-Imbalanced Well-Being: Impacts of Weak Democracy on Sustainable Futures
> Sociology of Development
Published: 15 November 2024
Figure 4. Longitudinal Trends in Women’s and Men’s Well-Being in Developing and Least-Developed Countries under Congruent (score of at least 6, solid line ) and Transitional Democracy (score of less than 6, dashed line ), 1970–2020 Note : Data from Polity IV ( Marshall, Gurr, and Jaggers 2014 ... More about this image found in Longitudinal Trends in Women’s and Men’s Well-Being in Developing and Least...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 1. Female labor force participation in Iran and other countries, ages 21–60. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Female labor force participation in Iran and other countries, ages 21–60. ...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 2. Female labor force participation by age and year, 2005–2020. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Female labor force participation by age and year, 2005–2020. Source: House...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 3. Labor force participation of married and never-married women, and share of married women, by age, 2005–07 and 2018–20 averages. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Labor force participation of married and never-married women, and share of ...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 4. Educational proportion by birth cohort in 2020 (above 22 age group): (a) secondary and pre-university; (b) university. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Educational proportion by birth cohort in 2020 (above 22 age group): (a) se...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 5. Women’s employment trends, 2005–2020, (15-60 age group). Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Women’s employment trends, 2005–2020, (15-60 age group). Source: Household...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 6. Private-sector employment of women, by education, 2005–2020: (a) married; (b) unmarried. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Private-sector employment of women, by education, 2005–2020: (a) married; (...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 7. Proportion of female private-sector workers making less than minimum wage, 2005–2020, compared to all men. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. Note : Workers age 16 to 65. Men refers to both private and government sectors. More about this image found in Proportion of female private-sector workers making less than minimum wage, ...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 8. Ratio of minimum wage to the basic family wage, 2005–2020. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. More about this image found in Ratio of minimum wage to the basic family wage, 2005–2020. Source: Househo...
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in What Explains Iran’s Low Female Labor Force Participation?: Examining Institutions, Wages, and Sanctions
> Sociology of Development
Published: 14 November 2024
Figure 9. Proportion of female private-sector workers making less than family wages, 2005–2020, compared to all men. Source: Household Income and Expenditure Surveys, 2005–2020, Statistical Center of Iran. Note : Workers age 16 to 65. Men refers to both private and government sectors. More about this image found in Proportion of female private-sector workers making less than family wages, ...
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