Greetings Economists,

On Oct 14, 2006, at 10:23 AM, Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:

why socialist states and
movements have had only a few women leaders, fewer than one would
expect, when women have managed to rise to the top in a number of
capitalist states, even ones that are poor or on the Right where one
might not have expected them to do so.

Doyle;
Well I think the obvious point in most cases is that family connection
in narrow hierarchies in capitalism presents opportunities to some
women.  In Socialist States the question of emotion connection work is
not addressed on the mass scale.  Intimacy being another term is left
to the private home situation to be resolved as needs to be met.
Therefore the masses of women are enslaved by double duty work.  By
direct emotion ties to family.  Which we all like.  Enslaved or not in
any case, emotion work is not understood in Socialist organization  The
model is socialism in historical structures is more intellectual work,
or text based detachment from the problem of social emotion connection.
 For example, while many socialist more or less have been for women's
lib, they really have not gone into the details of sexuality in order
to consider the large scale state based implications of emotion
connections.

The problem of course is how little we still know of how the brain
produces knowledge about intimate social connection to a mass process
of equalization of connection.
Doyle

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