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Does Feminism's Patriarchy entail falsifiable claims? If not, should it aspire to do so? How can we be certain it exists?

I’m reading Johnson's Gender Knot right now, and while it has done a great job to help me understand the concept, I feel  underwhelmed from it’s lack of convincing me that it *does* exist, how patriarchy *best* explains what we see happening, and what exactly we see that we can attribute to patriarchy. 

As of now, the whole concept is very fuzzy to me on what it exactly entails. I’m not sure I have yet seen anything described in what I ought to expect from the existence of patriarchy, which leads me to my title question: Does Feminism's Patriarchy entail falsifiable claims? If not, should it aspire to do so? And how can we be certain it exists? If we can’t be certain of it’s existence, what reasoning do we have to believe in it? Feel free to recommend any further reading on the subject, I have scarcely read anything authoritative on the subject except for this book.
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Patriarchy is a sociological concept. Sociology doesn't operate by a strictly hypothetico-deductive method in general. Instead, sociology follows either quantitative or qualitative research programs, e.g. statistical research from sampling data or observation of social phenomena, case studies, etc.