it’s not that “countries with robust welfare programs have higher gender parity” but rather than countries with higher gender (and race/class) parity end up with robust welfare programs. Culture is upstream from policy.

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This gets the causality backwards: it’s not that “countries with robust welfare programs have higher gender parity” but rather than countries with higher gender (and race/class) parity end up with robust welfare programs. Culture is upstream from policy. https://t.co/a2iu8eZeZq pic.twitter.com/mwNh3gNfaA
— Nils Gilman (@nils_gilman) March 5, 2020

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it’s not that “countries with robust welfare programs have higher gender parity” but rather than countries with higher gender (and race/class) parity end up with robust welfare programs. Culture is upstream from policy.

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