E-sisters cast tradition aside

Article Abstract:

Japanese women are attracted by the career and other possibilities offered by the internet, and they are tending to turn away from motherhood and are marrying later and leaving marriages more often.

Japan, Women

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Avoid logging on to despair

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The internet revolution has brought problems including social isolation, the blurring of boundaries between home and work and the divide between those with access to technology and those without. We need to learn from the past and develop policies to deal with the negative side of new technologies.

Technology

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First seeds of a fairer future. Stephanie became Steve to save her firm. Her gift to Balliol means women can thrive as themselves, Dorothy Zinberg says

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Oxford's Balliol College has established the Oxford Institute for the Internet and Society, helped along by Stephanie Shirley, a philanthropic entrepreneur and alumnus of the college. The new school is designed to research the Internet's effects on society. One such effect, specifically, is the ability for women to remain gender-anonymous and conduct business fairly and equally.

United Kingdom, Donations, Prevention, Curricula, Sex discrimination, Shirley, Stephanie, University of Oxford. Balliol College

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