Titlebook: Gender, Power and the Household; Linda McKie (Senior Lecturer in Health Education), Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Unequal Partners: Inequality in Earnings and Independent Income within Marriaget and varies little according to a woman’s labour market participation, her age or whether she has children. Gender inequality in earnings in the private sphere of the household is a critical factor in maintaining women’s disadvantaged position in society.

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The Analytical Frame of Referenceren’s spatial ranges (the distance and time children are allowed outside the home unsupervised by an adult) are therefore a source of constant negotiation in households between parents and their children, and between siblings.

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The Decision to Pursue an Internshipration of gender relations between heterosexual couples (but see Blumstein and Schwartz, 1983; Dunne, 1996 for a discussion of gay and lesbian households), other researchers have considered alternative forms of power relations, for example those based on age, and taken an inter-generational viewpoint (Morrow, 1996).

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Using Gendered Discourses in Negotiations: Couples and the Onset of Disablement in Marriageration of gender relations between heterosexual couples (but see Blumstein and Schwartz, 1983; Dunne, 1996 for a discussion of gay and lesbian households), other researchers have considered alternative forms of power relations, for example those based on age, and taken an inter-generational viewpoint (Morrow, 1996).

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ndered negotiations and acted out within the changing and differing setting of the household. The book is divided into four sections. The first section provides a theoretical, historical and philosophical setting, whilst the following three sections provide empirical contributions which examine aspe