The editorial details debates about changes in gender norms and gender policies, that have great potential for
political mobilization: they encircle social and political developments
as movements towards societal stabilization—or its opposite,
destabilization. Contested issues include abortion, family policy,
whether women are by nature more suited for childcare than men, sex
education in schools, teaching of gender studies at universities, views
on sexual minorities (including homosexuals' right to marry and to adopt
children). The editorial posits that positions on these issues follow political dividing lines,
with the far right at one end of the spectrum.
The editorial can be found here.
