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Welcome to the broad experience, the show about women, the workplace and success.

I'm Ashley Milne Tite.

This time on the show, I'm veering away from the subtle things that affect the way women behave at work.

Instead, I'm zooming out to look at the big picture on where educated women stand in the workplace around the world

and at how much their lives have changed in the last

several decades. My guest is Alison Wolfe. She's a professor of public sector management at

King's College London and an author. I should say here that I first met Alison as an interview

subject of hers three years ago and I'm briefly quoted in her book, which just came out in the US.

It's called The Double X Factor, How the Rise of Working Women has created a far less equal world.

Yes, I want to ask you about that subtitle to the American version of the book.

It's because it's quite provocative. Why? It will tell me about that. What does that mean?

It means that as so often,

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