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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Gender Quotas and the Myth of ‘Merit’
Originally posted on Women 50:50:
Dr. Meryl Kenny, University of Edinburgh Bring up the topic of gender quotas and you will face a barrage of well-worn criticisms – they are undemocratic, they discriminate against men, they promote ‘token’ women, and so…
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