Equality Unfulfilled (Cambridge Studies in Gender and Politics)

In today's world, gender equality is a topic that is more important than ever. It is crucial to recognize and address the barriers that still exist for women in various aspects of society. That is why we are proud to present Equality Unfulfilled, a groundbreaking book by the Cambridge Studies in Gender and Politics.

Focusing on the year 1972 and the passage of Title IX, Equality Unfulfilled explores the persistent sex-based inequalities in college athletics even after fifty years. This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the institutional roadblocks that hinder progress towards achieving true gender equality. By delving into issues such as sex-based segregation, androcentric organizational cultures, and market incentives, it uncovers the underlying reasons behind the continued disparities.

What sets Equality Unfulfilled apart is its extensive research based on surveys conducted with student-athletes, athletic administrators, college coaches, members of the public, and fans of college sports. By highlighting how institutions shape attitudes towards gender equity policy, this book provides valuable insights applicable to any marginalized group's struggle for equality.

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