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Work and Occupations

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Volume 27, Issue 2

https://doi.org/10.1177/0730888400027002008

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Ginn, J. , Arber, S. , Brannen, J. , Dale, Aja ., Dex, S. , Elias, P. , Moss, P. , Pahl, J. , Roberts, C. , & Rubery, J. (1996). Feminist fallacies: A reply to Hakim on women's employment. British Journal of Sociology, 47, 167-174.

Hakim, C. (1995). Five feminist myths about women's employment. British Journal of Sociology, 46, 429-455.

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