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by Philip N. Cohen

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A miracle of wrong: Hanna Rosin error reborn in Mark Regnerus book

December 21, 2017December 21, 2017Categories In the news2 Comments on A miracle of wrong: Hanna Rosin error reborn in Mark Regnerus book

They both use facts not to learn from but to demonstrate things they think they already know.

Correct that error, Hanna Rosin edition

September 12, 2013September 12, 2013Categories In the news5 Comments on Correct that error, Hanna Rosin edition

Careful readers might like to know if a few specific, unambiguous factual errors have been corrected for the paperback edition.

Is the end of men to reality what one-third is to 18 percent?

September 11, 2013September 12, 2013Categories In the news15 Comments on Is the end of men to reality what one-third is to 18 percent?

Hanna Rosin throws the error-obsessors a bone.

OK, how about the gender gap, within occupations, for people working 50+ hours?

September 10, 2013September 11, 2013Categories In the news21 Comments on OK, how about the gender gap, within occupations, for people working 50+ hours?

Within occupations, among those working extra-long hours, women earn 83% of what men earn.

End of Men conference video online

November 21, 2012November 21, 2012Categories Uncategorized4 Comments on End of Men conference video online

Now online, the BU School of Law conference.

The Fempire can’t handle the truth?

November 13, 2012November 13, 2012Categories Me @ work4 Comments on The Fempire can’t handle the truth?

Do the title and overreaching claims of a book have to be "true" for the book to be good?

Women’s Economic Dominance: Is It Really Inevitable?

October 31, 2012October 31, 2012Categories Uncategorized8 Comments on Women’s Economic Dominance: Is It Really Inevitable?

It seems so obvious that I never questioned it: Isn't the economy rapidly moving towards women?

Family Inequality now on The Atlantic (Sexes)

October 31, 2012Categories Uncategorized2 Comments on Family Inequality now on The Atlantic (Sexes)

How the fastest growing occupations can be female dominated while the economy is hardly shifting toward women.

When women earn more but wives earn less (Mundy/Rosin edition)

October 22, 2012October 22, 2012Categories In the news3 Comments on When women earn more but wives earn less (Mundy/Rosin edition)

Even when you define the marriage market in such a way as to paint women's situation as positively as possible, you find the marriage system reproducing gender inequality.

End of Men conference in Boston

October 10, 2012October 9, 2012Categories In the news, Me @ work6 Comments on End of Men conference in Boston

A reason I've been writing all these posts = looming deadline for presenting.

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Philip N. Cohen

I’m a sociologist at the University of Maryland, College Park. See my website at philipncohen.com for more information.

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