This article reviews more than 200 scholarly articles and books on household labor
published between 1989 and 1999. As a maturing area of study, this body of research has …

This article explores the relationship between work–family roles and boundaries, and
gender, among home‐based teleworkers and their families. Previous literature suggests two …

Our basic premise remains the same—communication processes create and reflect family
systems and family identity. Relying on a range of theoretical perspectives, we examine the …

The best way to have a full family life and a career is to “halve it all.” That's the message of
this book, based on interviews with a wide range of couples. Deutsch is skeptical of the story …

While religious leaders often have enormous influence over their members' beliefs and how
they translate their beliefs into action in everyday life, the individual family remains the place …

This paper considers the impact of the distance between employed caregivers and their
elderly relatives on the provision of various forms of family-based assistance (“eldercare”) …

Explores specific questions in feminist psychology and the psychology of women and
gender. The author begins by looking at the roles the body plays in shaping sex, rejecting …

Grounded in family systems theory and based on panel data from the National Survey of
Families and Households, this study shows that retirees spend more time with housework …

This article argues that task-specific measures of the division of household labor form a
gender hierarchy that reflects dimensions of meaning in the organization of household work …

Das Ideal der bürgerlichen Familie ist, dass die Frau sich wie selbstverständlich, unbezahlt
und unsichtbar um Kinder und Hausarbeit kümmert, während der Mann das Geld verdient …