gender and housework
Housework and Couple Satisfaction: Satisfaction with Housework Division and Gender Ideology among Italian Dual-Earner Couples
... that housework is embedded in a complex and shifting pattern of social relationships and processes concerning the construction/reproduction of gender, the well-being of families, and the operation of a ...
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As my parents at home? Gender differences in childrens’ housework between Germany and Spain
... to housework by both parents and their children, measured in hours per ...of housework includes the total time devoted to the following activities: cook, wash up”, “housework”, “odd jobs”, “shopping” ...
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Patriarchal hierarchy?:Gender, children’s housework time and family structure in post reform China
... A burgeoning body of literature underlines the importance of familial context to children’s gender-role socialization (Goffman 1977; McHale, Crouter, and Whiteman 2003). However, most of this research has focused ...
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Does Teleworking affect Housework Division and Improve the Well Being of Couples?
... the gender roles are similar and confirm that the effects of teleworking are mainly explained by the job ...the gender roles of cooking and childcare where the effects of men teleworking on whether these ...
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The effect of housework on wages in Germany: no impact at all
... the housework– wage relationship may differ here, ...the gender pay gap is lower in East Germany ...of housework on wages separately for East and West Germany may also shed some light on the ...
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The gendered division of housework and fertility intention in Turkey
... about gender ideals in family roles and were more knowledgeable about gender ...normative gender system that undergirds this trend to the disadvantage of ...normative gender system, it was ...
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Presence of children and inequality in the household: employment, housework and earnings in European heterosexual couples
... on gender equality by asking to what extent women and men’s behavior differs in European heterosexual partnerships, and by asking whether the presence of children in the household is related to the degree of ...
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They call it love: wages for housework and emotional reproduction
... see gender as the development of capacities rather than a lack of ...and gender function as imperatives “to develop and acquire certain capabilities at the expense of all ...
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The Effects of Teleworking on Housework Division and Well-Being of Couples
... Age has significant effects with similar interpretation while both men’s and women’s employment status and house tenure coefficients are insignificant. However, employment status can be insignificant as the regressions ...
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Housework and the Wages of Young, Middle Aged, and Older Workers
... of housework time on wages varies with age, they segment the sample into three age groups: 20 to 34, 35 to 49, and 50 to ...of housework, work fewer hours per week in the market, have less prior experience ...
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Spousal gaps in age and identity, and their impact on the allocation of housework
... Gender identity theory explains gender differences in the allocation of time between spouses if other things are equal (Akerlof and Kranton, ...on housework than her husband even in couples in which ...
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Marriage Penalty: Unconditional Quantile Regression of Housework Participation in Japan
... The future research of gendered division of housework could benefit from developing theoretical frameworks which take into consideration these contextual nuances. Specifically, we urge the proponents of the ...
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BEYOND CULTURE: DUAL-EARNER MIDDLE CLASS COUPLES AND HOUSE WORK IN NIGERIA
... of housework to be performed by either of the ...incomes, housework will be shared more equally, or in a manner that does not generate ...and housework between the spouses is premised on assessing ...
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Division of labor, perceived labor related stress and well being among European couples
... Several studies have explored the relationship between time spent on paid or unpaid work and well-being. Time spent on paid work seems to increase well-being for both women and men [7,9], but the relationship is ...
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Volume 31 - Article 10 | Pages 247–274
... negotiate gender roles (Cherlin ...each gender should behave (Brines ...that gender roles are less structured in cohabitive relationships (Batalova and Cohen ...that gender is a salient factor ...
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Volume 39 - Article 39 | Pages 1039–1064
... have gender attitudes that are not only more egalitarian but are also more deeply rooted and strongly ...that gender ideology changes over time (in this respect, see also Davis 2006), and in adulthood is ...
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Marxist Perspectives on the Global Enclosures of Social Reproduction
... and housework is commodified or de-commodified to integrate women into the paid labour force or to reduce the costs of social reproduction according to the needs of the ...
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Caring and Unpaid Work in Ireland ESRI Research Series, 2019
... while gender role attitudes have changed dramatically in Ireland over the last 40 years, in 2010 there was still an underlying ambivalence around male involvement in caring and ‘vestiges of traditional views of ...
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“How is it Gonna Get Done?”: Analyzing Men’s Perspectives on the Household Division of Labor.
... “flexible gender identities” where men refashioned masculinity away from breadwinning, no longer believed in separate spheres, and (reportedly) engaged in more childcare and ...
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Work-family conflict and well-being in Northern Europe
... normative gender equality ...the housework is done mainly by women is that their partner ...equitable gender role change in Northern Europe when men’s WFC is increased and their well-being is reduced ...
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