College of Arts & Sciences sociologist Landon Schnabel’s new Oxford University Press book finds gender gaps in religiosity vary across faith traditions and are shaped by social forces, not innate differences.
Drawing on U.S. and international survey data, the Cornell University researcher shows organized religion and personal faith influence men and women differently.
Read the story in the Cornell Chronicle.
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