Titlebook: Women And The Life Cycle; Transitions And Turn Patricia Allatt (Principal Lecturer in Social Admi Book 1987 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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The Social Classification of Women: A Life-Cycle Approach the current conventional classification range from the ideological — that it is offensive to many that married women should be classified according to the occupation of a husband on whom they may or may not be dependent — to the straightforwardly logical — that to classify a woman in terms of her o

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‘I’ve Got Used to Being Independent Now’: Women and Courtship in a Recessionn their current lives and in their expectations about the future. For cultural, social and economic reasons ‘getting a man’ and getting him to the altar seem to dominate thoughts, conversations and social activities during the years between puberty and marriage.

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Broken Transitions: From School to the Scrap Heapnsition’ to adult status (for example, Willis, 1984). This work is part of the considerable research literature on youth which has developed since the discovery of ‘teen-agers’ after the Second World War. Its antecedents lie in G. Stanley Hall’s comprehensive study of adolescence, in which nineteent

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A Bed of Roses? Women, Marriage and Inequality in Later Lifet of the condition of gender inequality in our society, and that marriage is thus a structurally unequal relationship. For example, women’s relative structural disadvantage in education, the labour market and social welfare provision help to ensure that they will be responsible for domestic labour a

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‘My Husband Says I’m Too Old for Dancing’: Women, Leisure and Life Cyclesect on the what, when and why of sport and leisure. Nowhere is this more evident than in the analysis of sport, where participation starts to decline after age 19 more rapidly for women than men (.). Other leisure interests of women and the time devoted to them also change as women’s life-cycle stag

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Married Women at Midlife: Past Experience and Present Changeed a great deal of attention in the literature on women’s labour. Yet this is a period when many changes typically occur in women’s domestic and family lives, and when their decisions about working life are of particular interest.

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Women’s Three Working Lives and Trade-Union Participation membership in the trade unions has grown even faster; but their participation, always very low, has changed little. Unions, which subscribe to democratic values, are somewhat embarrassed by this (Fryer ., 1974; 1978; Harrison, 1969). Considerable effort has been made to encourage women to participa