Unpaid care work and social norms: Gender, generation and change in northern Uganda

Unpaid care work and social norms: Gender, generation and change in northern Uganda

<p>There has been increasing interest in understanding care responsibilities in developing countries but there remains limited evidence on determinants of gendered participation in care. This thesis proposes social norms as an explanation for gender- and age-based differences in the time devot...

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Bibliografiske detaljer
Hovedforfatter:	Rost, L
Andre forfattere:	Gollin, D
Format:	Thesis
Sprog:	English
Udgivet:	2020
Fag:	International Development

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