The major trends in family structures and their shifts across the industrialized world over the
past decades are well known: fertility rates have declined below the level sufficient for the …

The current literature yields contrasting diagnoses of the diversity problem in the
professions:(a) a dominant 'absence'view, which explains the exclusion of certain people as …

This paper investigates the relationship between the body and leadership through a case
study of a transgender leader. The study shows that the leader's body, presumed gender …

Female breadwinning has recently gained in significance in Germany. This article examines
the extent to which female breadwinning is linked to new gender roles, and the impacts the …

Public discourse of late has drawn attention to increases in number of married women in the
US who serve as their families' primary breadwinners. Contributing to these conversations …

This study aims to explore the experiences of female‐breadwinning couples (FBCs) in
Pakistan. Using the constructivist grounded theory approach, a sample of twenty participants …

Choice is foundational to contemporary careers. Yet, it often is constrained and contested in
imperceptible ways. We reposition Ciulla's (2000) four reasons for work—meaningful work …

This study draws on identity theory to explore parental and work identities. It examined
gender differences in identities, as well as the moderating role of gender in the effects of …

The professions have become well-established at the centre of public life over the last one
hundred and fifty years, both as a mode of organization and as a discursive episteme …

Widening the Family Circle: New Research on Family Communication, Second Edition
continues to address historically under-studied family relationships, such as those involving …