Women academics in China face challenges such as working double time to balance career and family responsibilities due to cultural norms, as well as facing glass ceilings and exclusion from informal networks dominated by men. Feminist standpoint theory provides a framework for understanding these issues against the backdrop of China's 5000 years of culture and policies like the one child policy that have shaped gender roles in society.

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Women Academics in China
Feminist Standpoint Theory

2.  - Working Double Time
 - The Glass Ceiling
 - The Boys Club
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3. Feminist Standpoint Theory; (Harding, 1991, 2004)

4. Political Leadership: “One Child Policy”

5.  - Ethnocentrism
 - Androcentric
 - Confucianism
 - Chairman Mao
 - Open Door Policies
 - The Factory of the World - Globalization
5000 Years of Culture

6. Time Magazine

7. Humor vs. Reality

8.  References
 - Rhoads, R., & Gu, D.Y. (2011). A gender point
of view on the challenges of women academics
in The People Republic of China. Science +
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 - Sears, A. (2010). G-20 Economic Sustainable
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 - Ms. Olsommer
 - Tri-County Technical College
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