Gender inequality is the inequality of rights and opportunities for women and men and, as a result, unequal access to resources and benefits. Gender inequality remain a major challenge hat not only breach humans’ rights and limit opportunities, but also impedes economic development, and...

Gender economic is a rapidly developing science, however not rapidly enough. The world still suffers from severe female discrimination. The problem of female discrimination is widely recognized on global scale and included in SDG (#5). International organizations strive to improve inequality by...

Japan implemented a model of catch-up development in the second half of the twentieth century, the success of which led to the economic “miracle”. In the 21st century these economies occupy confident positions on the world arena, leading global markets of goods, services, capital, highly...

Gender inequality is one of the greatest challenges facing humanities. To increase gender equality and awareness many steps on global and national levels were introduced, such as: -Including gender equality in Sustainable Development Goals (#5)-Institutionalization of feminist research and...

Decreasing economic growth of advanced economies concerns limited growth potential of labor productivity. Probably the time is ripe to explore other areas with a higher growth potential. In case of Japan, the saving grace is lurked amid the traditional frameworks and institutions underpinning...