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Households, Work and Economic Change: A Comparative Institutional Perspective (Hardcover, 1997 ed.)
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Households, Work and Economic Change: A Comparative Institutional Perspective (Hardcover, 1997 ed.)
Series: Recent Economic Thought, 57
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Young men choosing a traditional working career 189 Young women
making modern choices 191 The struggles of young men versus the
success of young women 192 CONCLUSIONS Changing economies, changing
households 195 Jane Wheelock and Age Mariussen Summing up 195
Institutional comparisons: empirical analysis 197 Theoretical
implications 201 Policy implications 204 Bibliography 207 Index 231
ix ILLUSTRATIONS Figures 1. 1 Institutional change as a theme in
economics and sociology 15 1. 2 The household in the total economy
28 2. 1 The household in the production, reproduction and
consumption cloverleaf 39 10. 1 Characteristics of the two extreme
groups of farmers, 'sceptics' and 'radicals' 155 11. 1 Flexibility
in the family economic unit 161 Tables ILl Changing employment
structure in Wearside and Mo i Rana, selected years 67 11. 2
Employment change comparisons, Wearside!Great Britain and Mo i
Rana/Norway, selected years 68 11. 3 Major industrial sectors,
Wearside and Mo i Rana, selected years 69 11. 4 Employment in
Wearside and Mo i Rana: gender and part-time! full-time breakdown,
selected years 70 The degree of change in the organisation of
household work 7. 1 116 Economic status categories and family
succession 10. 1 150 12. 1 Economic position of young adults
(16-29) in Newcastle 176 12.
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