"gender domination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the unequal power relations between men and women in society, culture, or politics. For example: The prevalence of gender domination in the media continues to exclude women's voices and experiences.
In our conclusion, we signal how informal and formal organizational processes are intertwined so as to reproduce gender domination, and comment upon the problems that policy initiatives and reforms face in attempting to redress organizational gender imbalances.
The subject is the growing trend among girls and young women in France for full depilation of their private parts, which Ms Pourriat believes is "imposed" by young men as a way of reasserting gender domination.
Articles here take up Cooper's contributions to social theorizing and ethical social relations, race and gender domination, critiques of racial representation, social and economic oppression, radical approaches to education, and community advocacy.
Proponents of the choice view might plausibly claim that if men and women could explicitly define the terms of their relationships, and retain a right of exit when the terms were not fulfilled, then at least extreme forms of gender domination would be undercut.
Although Young agrees with the aim of theorizing class and gender domination in a single theory, she is critical of dual systems theory on the grounds that "it allows Marxism to retain in basically unchanged form its theory of economic and social relations, on to which it merely grafts a theory of gender relations" (Young 1990b, 24).
This is a movement of equality, not one of gender domination.
Thus, the patriarchal construction of gender makes domination the model of masculinity and rape (or at least power and submission) the model of sex (Mackinnon & Siegel 2004; Estrich 2001 , 1987 Schneider 2000; Schulhofer 1998; MacKinnon 1989).
There, she found athleticism, female-on-male domination, gender politics, and snacks!
The norm that inspired P-Orridge's art and transformation was their given gender: assessing patriarchal domination, war, and inequality, Genesis realized that "to be male was in some way to accept a connection with all the horrors of the world".
In gender violence predominates control, domination, submission and asymmetry of functions as dysfunctional elements of a relationship, which should be symmetrical.
"Human sexuality", "Age", "Pathological conditions (sex deprivation)", "Gender discrimination including male domination", "Status of women", "Socialization of girls and boys", "Thrill or sensation seeking by groups/individuals", "Cultural values and clashes (traditional vs modern)", "Media influences".
