"Child as a project" verus "Daj dite materi" gender division of child care
The paper tries to connect two theoretical concepts: „child as a project” and gender division of household work involving childcare. Although these concepts are tightly interrelated and intertwined and it might seem that it is not possible to talk about the one without the other, the impression is t...
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In: Sociologija - Sociological Scientific Society of Serbia, 2020, 56(2014), 4, Seite 495-505 |
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