“… economic insecurity and elite/media cueing on the loss of men’s status will likely result “ in more young men feeling threatened by progressive societal change, …” ” cueing on the loss of men’s status will likely result in more young men feeling threatened by progressive particularly among highly educated young women who are more likely to vote for green parties. 41 In societal change, especially if young women are contrast, lower educational attainment among outperforming young men in terms of educational some young men correlates with anti-establishment achievement. 39 and conservative leanings, often tied to perceived economic and social marginalisation. 42 In addition, “… economic insecurity and elite/media cueing on in a few EU countries, young women now earn more the loss of men’s status will likely result in more than men their age, and young men outnumber young men feeling threatened by progressive societal women outside the workforce for the first time. 43 change, …” This new generational gender gap in educational attainment, and in some countries in entry-level 1.2.2 Young women today outperform young men in terms of educational and labour market performance labour market performance as well, may be part of the explanation for observed generational gender gaps in voting, political ideology or political attitudes. Given that the degree to which women outperform men in terms of educational attainment and labour Gen Z women are more likely than men to complete market performance differs across countries and higher education across most European countries subnational regions, this factor may help explain and are particularly more likely to complete higher geographical differences in the Gen Z gender divide education in so-called cultural/communicative in voting, political ideology or political attitudes. 44 educational fields, which are related to sociocultural progressiveness on political questions including feminism, environmentalism and immigration, compared to more male-dominated economic/ technical educational fields. 40 Higher education correlates with progressive political orientations, “this new generational gender gap in educational attainments, and in some countries in entry-level labour market performance as well, may be part of the explanation for observed generational gender gaps in voting, political ideology or political attitudes” “ “this new generational gender gap in educational attainments, and in some countries in entry-level labour market performance as well, may be part of the explanation for observed generational gender gaps in voting, political ideology or political attitudes” ” 28 EqualiZe