I am quite sure Anglicans in Third World countries -- primarily, Africans (where numerically most Anglicans in the world live) -- will eventually come around and ordain women -- simply because they are fundamentalist in regard to Scripture, highly Protestant (like US African American churches/members who ordain  women and have very little regard for Tradition). First world Anglicans/Episcopalians, however, are a dying group. They are less than 1% of the US, demographically invisible and hardly gentry as their small parishes absorb more diverse and poorer segments of the population. Even in England, only 19% of the population identifies as Anglican. It has become just another religious subculture. When the titular head of the English Anglian Church (the Church of England) passes on, it will collapse even more. The future of Anglicanism is in Africa, where it will be highly Protestant, irrespective of Catholic costume, liturgical clothing, etc.