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ejge-8951	Kam, Andrew Jia Yi; Oboh, Jerry Sankay; Othman, Zarina; Sufian, Jusoh; Oboh, Jerry	The impact of gender inequality on economic growth: an explanatory sequential mixed methods study of female labour participation in the civil service	2022	24	.pdf	application/pdf	8712	475	46	Literature review A lot of emphasis on gender inequality has been attributed to culture, religion and other belief systems, which form the core of gender socialisation- a term where women and men are defined to fit certain roles in society. Qualitative studies by scholars in the radical feminist discipline argued that gender inequality is rooted in biological differences with a focus on procreation and sexuality, while liberal feminists ascribed the relegation of women to culture, lack of educational opportunities and legal constraints as the impediments to women’s success in the society (Enyew & Mihrete, 2018; Tong, 2014).	cache/ejge-8951.pdf	txt/ejge-8951.txt
