Issues of gender and inequalities between men and women attract the interest of many scientific fields, one of which is psychology.

In this groundbreaking work, experts in the field explore how issues of biological and social gender are approached across various branches of psychology (social, cultural, occupational, clinical, etc.). They examine the factors that influence gender construction at the individual level, investigate in depth the psychological functioning of women and men, and study gender issues at a group, socio-economic, and ideological level.

The result is a comprehensive and well-informed synthesis that allows us to foster reflection on this topic and promote gender equality.

"This book can be read in many ways. The most obvious, purely informational, leads to the necessary clarification of numerous concepts, often contradictory."