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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ng the relationship between history and fiction, narrative and cultural articulation. Stepping back from traditional polarizations, innovative novelists have tried to envision an alternative history of irreducible particularities, excluded middles, and creative intercrossings.

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Dennis Marsden,Sheila Abramsge capacities for data collection (Hueting, 1990; Blades, 1989). The alternative rationales of particular solutions for incorporation of environmental data into a physical accounting system, or the value of these into the revision of net product, is to provide an indicator of growth or economic well

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Introduction is, its lack of fit with the complexities of people’s lives and its overtones of determinism — the chapters in the present volume, taken collectively, illustrate the analytical power of both conceptualisations for understanding the ideological mechanisms of control which sustain social structures a

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The Social Classification of Women: A Life-Cycle Approach). Among objections to the classification of women using existing scales are the inability of these to distinguish sufficiently finely between women’s occupations, problems concerning the manual/non-manual divide, and the concentration of a very large number of women in a very small number of occupa

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Broken Transitions: From School to the Scrap Heaped to a marked increase in research on or around youth. Some researchers have reproduced dominant themes in the study of unemployment, whilst others have reassessed existing assumptions about youth and adulthood, work and leisure, as well as prevailing analyses of young people’s experiences and the