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The last decade has seen a shift towards gender parity: of the last 11 winners, five were female and five male, while last year's victors, the collective Assemble, were a mixed group.

But, more interestingly, Jamaica not actually in the top 20 list for porn viewership had the highest rate of female viewers of any country, sitting at the near gender parity of 46percentt.

And new challenges -- such as HIV/AIDS, civil conflicts and natural disasters, as well as deepening poverty -- have emerged to erode these gains and put the 2005 goal of gender parity out of reach for some of the countries that had been doing well.

In June, when shareholders elected Jane Mendillo to the board of directors, GM became the first major industrial company to achieve gender parity on its board of directors.

WillowTree hasn't yet achieved gender parity on their staff of 300, but they remain committed to the value that equal pay policies can create maximum value.

For a field to have gender parity, half of the authors of academic papers in that discipline would be women, and half would be men.

"Gender parity, participation of women in organizational life and all dimensions of it doesn't just happen because you wish it will," he said in a panel discussion about the survey findings at last month's Religion Newswriters Association meeting.

Business school applicants (though not matriculated students) and PhD's awarded are at gender parity; 37percentt of American women have college degrees, vs. 29percentt men; women comprise 70percentt of college valedictorians.

The two researchers found that women and men are often confused about the gender parity stance of their evangelical nonprofits.

She also set a goal of gender parity within her cabinet of appointed ministers, doubling the number of female ministers in her first year of office.

Abstract: The lack of gender parity in the governance of business corporations has ignited a heated global debate leading policymakers to wrestle with difficult questions that lie at the intersection of market activity and social identity politics.