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- Title Pages
- Figures and Tables
- Acknowledgments
- About The Authors
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Chapter One Why Study Housework? -
Chapter Two Trends in Housework -
Chapter Three Women's Employment and Housework -
Chapter Four The Politics of Housework -
Chapter Five Can State Policies Produce Equality in Housework? -
Chapter Six Economic Inequality and Housework -
Chapter Seven Cultural and Institutional Contexts -
Chapter Eight Beliefs about Maternal Employment -
Chapter Nine The Institution of Marriage -
Chapter Ten Pair Relationships and Housework -
Chapter Eleven Men's and Women's Reports about Housework -
Chapter Twelve Concluding Thoughts on the Societal Context of Housework - Index
- Studies in Social Inequality
Title Pages
Title Pages
- Source:
- Dividing the Domestic
- Publisher:
- Stanford University Press
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- Title Pages
- Figures and Tables
- Acknowledgments
- About The Authors
-
Chapter One Why Study Housework? -
Chapter Two Trends in Housework -
Chapter Three Women's Employment and Housework -
Chapter Four The Politics of Housework -
Chapter Five Can State Policies Produce Equality in Housework? -
Chapter Six Economic Inequality and Housework -
Chapter Seven Cultural and Institutional Contexts -
Chapter Eight Beliefs about Maternal Employment -
Chapter Nine The Institution of Marriage -
Chapter Ten Pair Relationships and Housework -
Chapter Eleven Men's and Women's Reports about Housework -
Chapter Twelve Concluding Thoughts on the Societal Context of Housework - Index
- Studies in Social Inequality
