Culture, Capital, and the Political Economy Gender Gap: Evidence from Meghalaya’s Matrilineal Tribes

Overview of attention for article published in The Journal of Politics, July 2021

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@Pavithra_Suri @fr_jensenius @BruleRachel Thanks! This one? https://t.co/iGp4WQskN4

28 Oct 2021

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RT @KeeraAllendorf: Matrilineal women resemble patrilineal men! Entranced by @BruleRachel & @nikhargaikwad’s brilliant comparison of matril…

20 Aug 2021

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RT @KeeraAllendorf: Matrilineal women resemble patrilineal men! Entranced by @BruleRachel & @nikhargaikwad’s brilliant comparison of matril…

20 Aug 2021

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Matrilineal women resemble patrilineal men! Entranced by @BruleRachel & @nikhargaikwad’s brilliant comparison of matrilineal and patrilineal groups in India. Typical gender gaps in politics are flipped in matrilineal groups where women inherit wealth.

19 Aug 2021

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