Titlebook: Women and Working Lives; Divisions and Change Sara Arber (Senior Lecturer in Sociology),Nigel Gi Book 1992 British Sociological Association

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Feminisation of the Labour Force in Britain and Franceticipation rates have increased, so that by 1987, 62.6 per cent of women of working age in Britain and 55.7 per cent in France were in the labour force (Eurostat, 1989). The percentage of women in the labour force was similar in the two countries: 43.1 per cent in Britain and 42 per cent in France.

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自负的人

使虚弱

Trading Relationships: Home Selling and Petty Enterprise in Women’s Livesn these processes are in a position to exploit such activities to build up more conventionally recognisable ‘businesses’. This holds particular implications for present re-evaluations of womens’ work as enabling but not controlling what comes to be seen as successful enterprise.

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Gender-role Attitudes in Britain and the USAemonstrate (this volume). However, whether British women take up any new employment opportunities may depend at least as much on attitudes, especially on those attitudes to do with women’s place in paid work and family life (Fogarty ., 1971; Brannen, 1987; Gordon, 1990).

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