Gender and Behaviour

About this journal

Gender and Behaviour' is a peer-reviewed international journal that investigates the complex interplay between gender and human behavior. The journal's scope extends across diverse disciplines, encompassing psychology, sociology, anthropology, education, and communication studies. Its focus lies in understanding how gender shapes and is shaped by individual and collective behavior, exploring topics such as gender roles, identity, socialization, and power dynamics.

Key themes explored within 'Gender and Behaviour' include the social construction of gender, gender stereotypes and prejudice, gendered communication and language, gender and health, gender and violence, gender and work, and gender and education. The journal delves into both theoretical and empirical research, encouraging interdisciplinary approaches and critical analysis of the social, cultural, and biological factors influencing gender and behavior.

'Gender and Behaviour' caters to a diverse audience, encompassing academics, researchers, students, practitioners, and policymakers interested in the field of gender studies and its implications for human behavior. The journal's readership comprises scholars from various disciplines, including social scientists, educators, health professionals, and activists involved in promoting gender equality and social justice.

The journal has established a significant impact within the field of gender studies, serving as a platform for disseminating cutting-edge research and fostering critical dialogue on important social issues. 'Gender and Behaviour' has consistently published influential articles that have shaped the understanding of gender and its relationship to behavior, contributing to the development of new theories and interventions to address gender inequalities and promote inclusive societies.