Female Hunting Participation in North America and Europe
作者： Thomas A. Heberlein , Bjarni Serup , Göran Ericsson
DOI: 10.1080/10871200802294265
关键词: Population density 、 Population 、 Socialization 、 Rural area 、 Aggregate level 、 Geography 、 Demography 、 Affect (psychology)
摘要: Data from 13 European countries, 50 states in the United States, and 6 Canadian provinces/territories were used to examine relationship of aggregate level variables on female participation hunting. Overall, 8% of hunters female. The analysis showed a strong positive influence proportion male society hunting participation. This key role males is consistent with previous individual-level studies A greater females hunted countries larger areas. influences population living rural areas density appeared be largely mediated by percentage hunters. In States we found more lower levels income education although this was not case Europe. decline will likely affect as there are fewer socialize them into
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