Titlebook: Gender, Power and the Household; Linda McKie (Senior Lecturer in Health Education), Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Gendering the Household: Some Theoretical Considerationsd. Both perspectives have been important in the development of current sociological analysis and both perspectives have themselves undergone change. Recognition of possible tensions between the two perspectives has been present for some time (Stanley, 1992a; Arber, 1993; Anderson, Bechofer and Gersh

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Men in the Household: Caring Fathersgan states:.Precisely this argument was the motivation to undertake the present study. There are a number of studies on ‘caring fathers’ available now from several countries: examples inlcude the United States (Radin, 1982; Pruett, 1983), Sweden (Lamb .., 1982a), Australia (Russell, 1987) and Israel

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Gender Roles and Food in Familiesrence to the production and consumption of food and meals. It is based upon a study which examined the effect on the family of one member’s change in diet, and focused upon specific kinds of change in diet: a slimming diet, becoming a vegetarian or being advised to change diet as part of treatment f

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Using Gendered Discourses in Negotiations: Couples and the Onset of Disablement in Marriageduals within those households is contested (Seymour, 1992a; Brannen and Wilson, 1987; Duck, 1983; Duck, 1986; Duncombe and Marsden, 1993). Many research perspectives no longer view household members simply as constituting a unit, but consider how people respond as discrete actors within that unit. F

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A Fight for Her Time: Challenges Facing Mothers who Work in Hospital Medicine maxim being ‘time is money’ (Moore, 1963; Blyton, 1985). More recently, Adam’s innovative work on the issue of time has highlighted the multiplicities of time that make up our daily lives. Adam (1989, 1995, 1996) argues that in social science analyses it is necessary to understand time in all its m

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Negotiating the Home and the School: Low Income, Lone Mothering and Unpaid Schoolworkn policy in the UK has demanded the greater involvement of parents in their children’s schooling (Department of Education, 1994). Parental involvement, however, is presented as an ungendered concept — ungendered on paper but not in practice. It is primarily mothers who are involved in the day-to-day

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‘Oh Please, Mum. Oh Please, Dad’: Negotiating Children’s Spatial Boundariesublic dangers (in particular abduction, murder, traffic and accidents, see for example Cahill, 1990; Hillman .., 1990; Hillman and Adams, 1992; Blakely, 1994; Katz, 1995; Valentine, 1996a, 1996b), while also wanting them to be free to develop their independence by negotiating public space alone. In

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Unequal Partners: Inequality in Earnings and Independent Income within Marriagepower between husbands and wives. Despite women’s increased participation in paid employment, gender inequality in incomes within marriage is resilient and varies little according to a woman’s labour market participation, her age or whether she has children. Gender inequality in earnings in the priv