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... division of labor . The gender division of labor provides for men as individuals resource power superior to that of women , in particular their wives , which constitutes yet another aspect of gender inequality . Men are then able to use ...
... division of labor . The gender division of labor provides for men as individuals resource power superior to that of women , in particular their wives , which constitutes yet another aspect of gender inequality . Men are then able to use ...
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... division of labor that should follow upon an increase in women's access to resources . Despite the decline in male micro power , husbands especially , but many wives as well , may continue to see the traditional household division of ...
... division of labor that should follow upon an increase in women's access to resources . Despite the decline in male micro power , husbands especially , but many wives as well , may continue to see the traditional household division of ...
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... division of labor and , 31 teenagers ' views on , 184 women's extradomestic work and , 131 Children engenderment process and , 15-17 , 25-26 , 100-103 producing during warfare , 141 socialization of , 72-74 China gender division of ...
... division of labor and , 31 teenagers ' views on , 184 women's extradomestic work and , 131 Children engenderment process and , 15-17 , 25-26 , 100-103 producing during warfare , 141 socialization of , 72-74 China gender division of ...
Contents
Preface 7 | 7 |
The Coercive Bases of Gender Inequality | 45 |
The Voluntaristic Bases of Gender System Inequality | 64 |
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