Creating Equality at Home: How 25 Couples around the World Share Housework and Childcare
Editat de Francine M. Deutsch, Ruth A. Gaunten Limba Engleză Paperback – 17 iun 2020
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781108708845
ISBN-10: 1108708846
Pagini: 442
Ilustrații: 23 maps
Dimensiuni: 151 x 227 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Locul publicării:Cambridge, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1108708846
Pagini: 442
Ilustrații: 23 maps
Dimensiuni: 151 x 227 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Cambridge University Press
Colecția Cambridge University Press
Locul publicării:Cambridge, United Kingdom
Cuprins
Setting the Stage: 1. Introduction Francine M. Deutsch and Ruth A. Gaunt; 2. Past and current research Francine M. Deutsch and Ruth A. Gaunt; Consciously Creating Equality: 3. Israel Ruth A. Gaunt; 4. Honduras Erin Murphy-Graham; 5. Montenegro Milena Račeta Stojanović; 6. Switzerland Julia C. Nentwich, Stefanie Schälin and Wiebke Tennhoff; 7. Sweden Linda Haas and Leslie Stanley Stevens; Violating Social Norms: 8. Indonesia Siti Kusujiarti; 9. Croatia Lynette Šikić-Mićanović; 10. Bhutan Dolma Choden Roder and Tashi Choden; 11. Hungary Judit Takaìcs; 12. USA: California Alicia Maìrquez; Prioritizing Family: 13. USA: New England Francine M. Deutsch; 14. Brazil Maria Auxiliadora Dessen and Claìudio V. Torres; 15. Australia Judy Rose and Janeen Baxter; 16. Singapore Karen Mui-Teng Quek and Carmen Knudson-Martin; Drawing on Lessons from Families of Origin: 17. Austria Sabine Buchebner-Ferstl and Mariam Irene Tazi-Preve; 18. Turkey Cagla Diner; 19. Czech Republic Hana Mařikova; 20. People's Republic of China Yifei Shen (translated by Jiayi Qian); 21. Slovenia Živa Humer and Metka Kuhar; Using Government Policies: 22. Iceland Ingoìlfur V. Giìslason; 23. Germany Anna Dechant, Harald Rost and Florian Schulz; 24. United Kingdom Oriel Sullivan; 25. Portugal Karin Wall, Vanessa Cunha and Sofia Marinho; What We Have Learned: 26. Undoing gender: different cultures, similar stories Francine M. Deutsch and Ruth A. Gaunt; 27. Conclusion: the paths to equality Francine M. Deutsch, Ruth A. Gaunt and Madison E. Richards; Index.
Recenzii
'Fascinating real-life examples of how couples around the world are creating equality in family work, demonstrating that individual choices and decisions can thwart social norms and structural forces and that gender equality exists "right now in unlikely places'.' The Bookseller
'This is an impressive work; both for its scope of research and its optimism that equality at a household level is possible. The stories provide much-needed nuance to the lives of couples who 'undo gender' and how women, men, and children benefit from equal sharing.' Gary Barker, President and CEO, Promundo, USA, and co-author of State of the World's Fathers
'It is the most compelling and inspirational book about involved fathering to appear in decades. Not only are the couples' stories illuminated with sensitivity to cultural and political differences, but personal struggles and inter-generational tensions are expertly discussed. This is the best book on family labor-sharing.' Scott Coltrane, sociologist, Provost Emeritus, University of Oregon, and author of Gender and Families
'The authors successfully solve the puzzle of how couples can resist the dominant gender norms surrounding them. This fascinating book demonstrates that, beyond cultural and institutional differences, fathers benefit from equality as much as mothers when they contribute in tandem with their partner to shape a new and fairer world.' Jeanne Fagnani, Emeritus Senior Research Fellow in Sociology, University of Paris-Sorbonne, France, and co-author of Fathers and Mothers
We have been given an exceptionally comprehensive account of how heterosexual couples throughout the globe endeavor to create domestic equality. The stories demonstrate how, under the right social conditions, partners can overcome barriers to forge equal relationships. This is an indispensable guide for dismantling the outdated norms and structures that support gender inequality.' Kathleen Gerson, Professor of Sociology and Collegiate Professor of Arts and Science, New York University
This is a fascinating book, providing riveting stories that show how couples around the world become resisters and “undo gender.” Other books explain inequality, while this important book explains equality and how it can be accomplished. Couples attempting to reconcile work and family, seasoned activists and scholars, graduates and undergraduates should read it.' Naomi Gerstel, Distinguished University Professor, University of Massachusetts, and co-author of Unequal Time
'This book is a perfect blend of scholarly analysis and compelling personal stories of couples who have bucked gender norms to create equality in their homes. From 22 countries across the globe, these men and women provide road maps for undoing gender and make a powerful case for the tremendous rewards that follow from embracing equality.' Ronnie Janoff-Bulman, Professor Emerita of Psychological and Brain Sciences, University of Massachusetts, and author of Shattered Assumptions
'This is the collection I have been waiting for. The editors bring together a brilliant group of scholars from around the world to share stories of equal-sharing couples in 22 countries. They provide a wonderful journey through 60/60 parenting in Israel, dismantling housewifization in Indonesia, flying towards equality in Honduras, and more.' Gayle Kaufman, Nancy and Erwin Maddrey Professor of Sociology, Davidson College, and author of Superdads
'This creative book analyses the sharing process established by couples from different cultures. Based on international comparisons, it highlights the benefits of egalitarian couples who fairly split domestic tasks. It is a truly amazing book for mapping out a household's journey towards gender equality!' Hélène Périvier, economist, Director of the Programme de Recherche et D'Enseignement de Savoirs sur le Genre (PRESAGE), and co-author of Le Deuxième Âge de L'émancipation
'This innovative book demonstrates, using interviews from 22 countries, how couples undo gender by describing a typical day in their lives. I would recommend the book for every family (and to academics researching families) to become happy in their own way.' Andrea Pető, Professor, Central European University, Hungary, and co-editor of Gendered Wars, Gendered Memories
'While gender inequality at home seems intractable, this study shows that equal sharing is possible and a common methodology across cases reveals the conditions under which it happens. With vivid qualitative data and an engaging writing, this book is a superb teaching resource as well as a must-have for researchers.' Juliet Schor, Professor of Sociology, Boston College, and author of After the Gig
'Here is a book with a mission. Its goal is to inject some optimism into debates that focus on the persistence of 'traditional' gender roles in housework and childcare. It's an uplifting account and an informative read.' Jacqueline Scott, Emerita Professor of Empirical Sociology, University of Cambridge
'For anyone interested in relationships or gender, this unique compilation of case studies on gender resisters is a must read. The authors show what gender resisters share, regardless of nationality, and convincingly demonstrate how equality is achieved as well as the benefits it affords for both women and men.' Janice M. Steil, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Adelphi University, and author of Marital Equality
'Creating Equality at Home explores 25 cases around the world that are exceptions to that trend, assessing the experiences and strategies of couples in 22 countries for creating equity at home.' S. K. Gallagher, Choice
'This is an impressive work; both for its scope of research and its optimism that equality at a household level is possible. The stories provide much-needed nuance to the lives of couples who 'undo gender' and how women, men, and children benefit from equal sharing.' Gary Barker, President and CEO, Promundo, USA, and co-author of State of the World's Fathers
'It is the most compelling and inspirational book about involved fathering to appear in decades. Not only are the couples' stories illuminated with sensitivity to cultural and political differences, but personal struggles and inter-generational tensions are expertly discussed. This is the best book on family labor-sharing.' Scott Coltrane, sociologist, Provost Emeritus, University of Oregon, and author of Gender and Families
'The authors successfully solve the puzzle of how couples can resist the dominant gender norms surrounding them. This fascinating book demonstrates that, beyond cultural and institutional differences, fathers benefit from equality as much as mothers when they contribute in tandem with their partner to shape a new and fairer world.' Jeanne Fagnani, Emeritus Senior Research Fellow in Sociology, University of Paris-Sorbonne, France, and co-author of Fathers and Mothers
We have been given an exceptionally comprehensive account of how heterosexual couples throughout the globe endeavor to create domestic equality. The stories demonstrate how, under the right social conditions, partners can overcome barriers to forge equal relationships. This is an indispensable guide for dismantling the outdated norms and structures that support gender inequality.' Kathleen Gerson, Professor of Sociology and Collegiate Professor of Arts and Science, New York University
This is a fascinating book, providing riveting stories that show how couples around the world become resisters and “undo gender.” Other books explain inequality, while this important book explains equality and how it can be accomplished. Couples attempting to reconcile work and family, seasoned activists and scholars, graduates and undergraduates should read it.' Naomi Gerstel, Distinguished University Professor, University of Massachusetts, and co-author of Unequal Time
'This book is a perfect blend of scholarly analysis and compelling personal stories of couples who have bucked gender norms to create equality in their homes. From 22 countries across the globe, these men and women provide road maps for undoing gender and make a powerful case for the tremendous rewards that follow from embracing equality.' Ronnie Janoff-Bulman, Professor Emerita of Psychological and Brain Sciences, University of Massachusetts, and author of Shattered Assumptions
'This is the collection I have been waiting for. The editors bring together a brilliant group of scholars from around the world to share stories of equal-sharing couples in 22 countries. They provide a wonderful journey through 60/60 parenting in Israel, dismantling housewifization in Indonesia, flying towards equality in Honduras, and more.' Gayle Kaufman, Nancy and Erwin Maddrey Professor of Sociology, Davidson College, and author of Superdads
'This creative book analyses the sharing process established by couples from different cultures. Based on international comparisons, it highlights the benefits of egalitarian couples who fairly split domestic tasks. It is a truly amazing book for mapping out a household's journey towards gender equality!' Hélène Périvier, economist, Director of the Programme de Recherche et D'Enseignement de Savoirs sur le Genre (PRESAGE), and co-author of Le Deuxième Âge de L'émancipation
'This innovative book demonstrates, using interviews from 22 countries, how couples undo gender by describing a typical day in their lives. I would recommend the book for every family (and to academics researching families) to become happy in their own way.' Andrea Pető, Professor, Central European University, Hungary, and co-editor of Gendered Wars, Gendered Memories
'While gender inequality at home seems intractable, this study shows that equal sharing is possible and a common methodology across cases reveals the conditions under which it happens. With vivid qualitative data and an engaging writing, this book is a superb teaching resource as well as a must-have for researchers.' Juliet Schor, Professor of Sociology, Boston College, and author of After the Gig
'Here is a book with a mission. Its goal is to inject some optimism into debates that focus on the persistence of 'traditional' gender roles in housework and childcare. It's an uplifting account and an informative read.' Jacqueline Scott, Emerita Professor of Empirical Sociology, University of Cambridge
'For anyone interested in relationships or gender, this unique compilation of case studies on gender resisters is a must read. The authors show what gender resisters share, regardless of nationality, and convincingly demonstrate how equality is achieved as well as the benefits it affords for both women and men.' Janice M. Steil, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Adelphi University, and author of Marital Equality
'Creating Equality at Home explores 25 cases around the world that are exceptions to that trend, assessing the experiences and strategies of couples in 22 countries for creating equity at home.' S. K. Gallagher, Choice
Notă biografică
Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts
Descriere
Stories of couples around the world whose everyday decisions about housework, childcare, and paid work achieve equality at home.