Women's property ownership matters for their well‐being and agency, broader economic
prosperity, and children's development. However, until recently, a lack of data has …

Sustained economic growth has been high on the list of priorities of many developed and
develo** nations, and the importance of new technology to sustained economic growth …

Individualism is associated with an emphasis on personal liberty and self-determination,
values that reduce support for patriarchal norms and increase gender equality. Here, we …

Does a legal change in women's inheritance rights have long-term effects on child health
outcomes? This paper examines the effect of an improvement in women's inheritance rights …

One of the most egregious manifestations of gender bias is the phenomenon of “missing
women”. The number of missing women is projected to increase to 150 million by 2035, as a …

In recent years, many develo** countries implemented inheritance rights reforms, aimed
at abolishing any forms of gender discrimination in the arena of property rights. A few studies …

This research aims to determine the relationship between cybercrime and inheritance laws
within the context of legislation inheritance in Iraq. The undertaken study has followed a …

Pressure to ban prenatal sex-selection has grown with rising sex ratios at birth in some
countries. Governments feel pressured to act, and bans seem an immediate step they can …

We study the effects of a series of state and federal reforms that granted Indian women equal
inheritance rights on the quantity and quality of children. Using a difference-in-differences …

The premise that a woman's social status has intergenerational effects on her children's
health has featured prominently in population science research and in development policy …