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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Gender-Friendly Environment Is Essentiality’ (Oakley, 1974a: 222). Change in women’s role would only follow, Oakley argued, from the abolition of the housewife role, the family and gender roles. At the time this was considered a radical approach to the study of gender and the household and it was one which placed and re-emphasized concept

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Johannes Angermuller,Philippe Blanchard to the labour force; however, the types of dependent-related activities that women carry out ‘are not so much time measured, paid, spent, allocated and controlled as time lived, given and generated’ (Adam, 1996: 157). Adam has developed a concept of ‘timing’, that there is a good or bad time for ac

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Carers, Care Homes and the British Mediaowell and Court (1994) note that even in the better-paid professional occupations, short-term contract employment and practices such as incentive payments or bonuses are replacing secure, life-time salaried conditions that previously marked professional employment in the ‘core’ economy.

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Gendering the Household: Some Theoretical Considerationsvel of analysis. This simple methodological point takes on greater significance when it is argued that gender is not simply a matter of difference but is also a question of inequality (Evans, 1995; Morgan, 1996). Here, as Anderson .. (1994) recognize, a household-based analysis may ignore difference

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Men in the Household: Caring Fathersing as a major caregiver in intact families seem to emerge: (a) the parents’ perceptions of the fathering they had experienced as children, and (b) financial-employment factors; particularly fathers’ problems in obtaining jobs, mothers’ economic activity and maternal career aspirations (Radin, 1994:

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A Fight for Her Time: Challenges Facing Mothers who Work in Hospital Medicine to the labour force; however, the types of dependent-related activities that women carry out ‘are not so much time measured, paid, spent, allocated and controlled as time lived, given and generated’ (Adam, 1996: 157). Adam has developed a concept of ‘timing’, that there is a good or bad time for ac

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