Estelle Shaya
Vanderbilt University
Key Findings:
- Support for women's autonomy-measured as disagreement with the notion
that women need to ask permission to see friends and family-varies
significantly across countries
- Those who are more educated and wealthier are more supportive of women's
autonomy
- Those who are older-on average-hold more traditionally conservative views on
women's autonomy
- Support for authoritarian leadership correlates with lower support for women's
autonomy
- Belief that domestic violence is a family matter also correlates with lower
support for women's autonomy, as does the experience of marriage
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