明显的偏见：一项新调查的证据

Q3 Social Sciences

Economic and Political Weekly Pub Date : 2018-01-06

Diane Coffey, Payal Hathi, Nidhi Khurana, Amit Thorat

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摘要

为研究德里、孟买、北方邦和拉贾斯坦邦对妇女和达利特人的明显偏见而进行的代表性电话调查揭示了多个领域普遍存在的偏见，并讨论了对妇女和达利特人以及整个社会的影响。研究结果表明，有必要开展更有力的公共讨论，并采取积极的方法来衡量和挑战偏见与歧视。

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Explicit Prejudice: Evidence from a New Survey.

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Explicit Prejudice: Evidence from a New Survey.

A representative phone survey to study explicit prejudice against women and Dalits in Delhi, Mumbai, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan reveals widespread prejudice in several domains and discusses the consequences for women and Dalits, and society as a whole. The results suggest the need for a more robust public discourse and active approach to measuring and challenging prejudice and discrimination.

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