Journal of Family Theory & Review
Folgueras, M.
2022-3-7
Article on that intends to move research forward in three ways: first, by highlighting how these approaches are empirically and analytically interdependent, and therefore should not be studied separately. Second, by arguing that one of them—the gender perspective—takes analytical precedence. The underlying argument is that both economic factors and time availability are not gender-neutral and can thus be accounted for using a gender perspective. Finally, the article illustrates how using an integrative approach to gender—Risman's gender as a social structure—can provide a more fruitful way to analyze the gendered division of work.
- Economic
- Gender and/or Agency
- Other Crises
- Global
- High-Income Countries (HICs)
- Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs)
- Adult women
- Adults (men and/or women 19+ years old)
- Women (adults and/or adolescents)
- Research
- Article
- Journal article