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 - Profeta, Intereconomics, 2017: {{ :working_groups:equity4es:profeta_intereconomics_2017_gender-equality-in-decision-making-positions.pdf | Gender Equality in Decision-Making Positions: The Efficiency Gains.}} "//women in decision-making positions may contribute to the deﬁnition of a new agenda for the organisation, including items which are typically neglected by men. For companies this can include a shift towards less risky decisions, or towards sustainability and environmental policies with longer time horizons. For policy-makers this can mean more investment in education and social needs.//"
+- Rothchild, 2014, {{ :working_groups:equity4es:rothchild_2014_genderbias.pdf | Gender bias}}. Nice introduction about what gender bias means (the other parts of the paper are USA-centered). "//When we use the term gender, we mean socially constructed expectations and roles for women and men, for girls and boys. Specifically, girls and women are
+expected to demonstrate feminine behavior, and boys and men are expected to act masculine. [...] The narrow benefits of gender bias for some are outweighed by much broader losses for all (Neubeck & Glasberg 2005). And if gender roles and expectations constrain both girls and boys and both women and men, it can be said that **gender bias limits the overall development of contemporary societies**. //"

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