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Conclusions,n as to what its ideal end state might look like. This study has examined, rather, the process towards gender autonomy, because focusing on the process reaffirms that gender autonomy, not equality, is the goal.

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Angelika Schimz,Eilo Hildebrando such differences. For example, using male norms to calibrate equality disadvantages women when they interrupt their career to bear and rear children; when, having dealt with these responsibilities, they come back to the labour force with skills attenuated by disuse; or when they work part time in order to manage domestic responsibilities.

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Book 1998 in the process towards gender autonomy - ultimately the ability of each sex to make free lifestyle choices to participate in both or either the public and private spheres in a way that neither penalises nor rewards the choices in material and/or social terms. Four models of gender autonomy are proposed.

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olicies affecting it) and private sphere (roles and policies affecting it). The interaction between the two spheres is analysed to determine where countries lie in the process towards gender autonomy - ultimately the ability of each sex to make free lifestyle choices to participate in both or either

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Alexander I. Archakov,Yuri D. Ivanovmale private sphere, it initially requires significant equality of women’s participation in the public sphere in order to challenge the existing primacy of public sphere. However, in the course of attempting to transform the value ascribed to the public sphere, women themselves may become transforme