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The Ann Oakley reader

Gender, women and social science

Bibliographic Data

ID19912445
EditorsAnn Oakley
Year2005
Publication date2005-06-29
Open AccessYes
TypeBOOK
VenueAnn Oakley Reader (SOURCE_BOOK)
PublisherBristol University Press (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.2307/j.ctt1t88xpn
OpenAlexW4242209560
Open LibraryOL46562213M
ISBN9781447342434
LanguageEN
Citations received33

Australian History and Society · Canadian Identity and History · Computer Science · Feminist theory

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    Open Access•Margareta Hydén•Qualitative Social Work•2014

  • Re-/de-traditionalisation of Emphasised Femininity? The Potential Influence of the Spill-over Model on White Female Academics in Leadership Positions

    Amori du Plessis, Jacques Rothmann et al.•Society in Transition•2018

  • Gender inequality in reproductive health services and sustainable development in Nigeria

    Open Access•Ezeah Peter, Achonwa Chinyere•International Journal of…•2015

  • Hedgehogs, foxes and other embodiments of academics’ research career trajectories

    Open Access•Graham Crow•Contemporary Social Science•2020

  • Great expectations

    Open Access•Selina Gallo‐cruz, Selina R Gallo-Cruz et al.•Social Theory & Health•2011

  • Utopian Theory and the Discourse of Natural Birth

    Open Access•Julia Frost, Catherine Pope et al.•Social Theory & Health•2006

  • Soap operas, women, and the nation

    Shashini Gamage, Shashini Ruwanthi Gamage•Feminist Media Studies•2018

  • Communal interaction and creativity as revolution

    Open Access•Sharda Rozena•City•2023

  • Transformation of marriage migrants to diasporic actors and rethinking female agency

    Ayla Deniz, E Murat Özgür•Asian Journal of Women s Studies•2024

  • The Micropolitics of Care in Indonesia’s Neoliberal Universities

    Zulfa Sakhiyya, Yulida Pangastuti et al.•Asian Studies Review•2026

  • Urban space in the everyday lives of mothers and fathers on family leave in Helsinki

    Open Access•Johanna Lilius•European Urban and Regional Studies•2015

  • Managing gendered expectations upon resettlement

    Toni Wright•Gender Place & Culture•2013

  • Data Collection Strategies for Sharing Lived Experiences

    Open Access•Katherine Occhiuto•Affilia•2020

  • Where should the birds fly after the last sky? Images and voices of women of the Iraqi diaspora in the United Kingdom

    Farah Ali•Diaspora Studies•2018

  • Conducting longitudinal research with older widows

    Tracy Collins•Journal of Women & Aging•2017

  • Minding the Gap

    Sue Eusden•Transactional Analysis Journal•2011

  • Intimacy, Risk, and Reciprocity in Psychotherapy

    Tim Bond•Transactional Analysis Journal•2006

  • Shedding Light on the Difficulties and Challenges Experienced by Mothers of Infants

    Open Access•Emma J Marshall, Anthony P Thompson•Australian Psychologist•2013

  • A Land of Milk and Honey? Breastfeeding and Identity in Lesbian Families

    Phyllis L F Rippey, Laurel Falconi•Journal of GLBT Family Studies•2017

  • Conceptualization and representation of the passing of time in Spanish phraseology

    Open Access•Enrique Gutiérrez Rubio•Topics in Linguistics•2018

  • ‘Lad culture’ in higher education

    Open Access•Alison Phipps, Isabel Young•Sexualities•2015

  • Social inequalities, gender and lifelong learning

    Open Access•Miriam E David, Miriam David et al.•International Journal of…•2008

  • The Impact of Feminism on Sociology

    Open Access•Walby, Sylvia Walby•Sociological Research Online•2011

  • Balancing generosity and critique

    Open Access•Karla Elliott, Robert et al.•Qualitative Research•2020

  • The Separate Spheres of Online Health

    Open Access•Michael J Stern, Michael Stern et al.•Journal of Family Issues•2012

  • Dancing with the Wind

    Open Access•Sharon Moloney•International Journal of…•2007

  • The Social Dynamics of the Interview

    Open Access•L Manderson, Elizabeth Bennett et al.•Qualitative Health Research•2006

  • When breast is not best

    Open Access•Sunna Símonardóttir, Ingólfur V Gíslason•The Sociological Review•2018

  • Talk about a Cunt with too Much Idle Time

    Open Access•Fiona Vera-Gray•Feminist Review•2017

  • Unappreciated Labour

    Open Access•Emma Casey, Ann Oakley•Cultural Sociology•2025

  • Power, pedagogy and personalization in global higher education

    Open Access•Miriam David, Sue Clegg•Discourse Studies in the Cultural…•2008

  • You Need to Find a Version of the World You Can Be In

    Open Access•Fiona Elsgray•Qualitative Inquiry•2014

  • Moments, Mixed Methods, and Paradigm Dialogs

    Open Access•Norman K Denzin•Qualitative Inquiry•2010

Unique citing works33
Citations per year1,65
Citation span2006 - 2026 (21)
Citation velocitycurrent
Highly citedNo
Citation typesNeutral: 33

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