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Divided Labours : An Evolutionary View Of Women At Work
The Darwin seminars at the LSE have become a crucial intellectual forum in recent years. The series "Darwinism Today" consists of a series of short books, each drawing on the content of one of the seminars and written by many of the leading figures in the Darwinian revolution. In "Women at Work" Kingsley Browne, a brilliantly controversial American lawyer and evolutionary thinker writes on the Darwinian understanding of women's roles in the workplace and the existence of the glass ceiling.
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Explores evolutionary insights into women's workplace roles.
Who is this book for?
If you're curious about the intersection of evolution and gender dynamics at work, this book provides a compelling perspective. Kingsley Browne's analysis challenges and enlightens, making complex ideas accessible and thought-provoking. It's a great read for anyone interested in understanding the deeper roots of gender inequality.
