Women in early modern academia: A Catholic phenomenon | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Academia has seen remarkable progress in gender equality over the last 50 years, but has yet to achieve parity – particularly in economics and STEM disciplines. This column documents the participation of women in European academia from the first universities to the eve of the Industrial Revolution, with unexpected results. Of the 108 women who taught at universities or
United Kingdom France General Castillay Leóp Davide Cantoni Laura Bassi Ekaterina Romanovna Dasjkova
Source: voxeu.org