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Investigates the relationship of gender to home-based employment and family life.

Table of Contents

Home-Based Employment: Considering Issues of Gender by Charles B. Hennon, Suzanne Loker, and Rosemary Walker Gender and Home-Based Employment in a Global Economy by Charles B. Hennon and Suzanne Loker Unexpected Outcomes: The Economics of Genderized Home-Based Business by Barbara R. Rowe, Kathyrn Stafford, Rosemary Walker, George W. Haynes, and Jeanette Arbuthnot Home-Based Employment: Relating Gender and Household Structure to Management and Child-Care by Holly Hunts, Sharon M. Danes, Deborah C. Haynes, and Ramona K.Z. Heck A Gender Comparison of Business Management Practices of Home-Based Business Owners by Cynthia R. Jasper, Karen P. Goebel, Kathryn Stafford, and Ramona K.Z. Heck Home-Based Employment and Work-Family Conflict: A Canadian Study by Rosemary S.L. Mills, Karen A. Duncan, and D. Jill Amyot Industry and Self-Employment Analysis by Gender by Elizabeth S. Trent Interweaving Home and Work Spheres: Gender and the Vermont Knitters by Suzanne Loker Index

About the Author

CHARLES B. HENNON is Professor and Associate Director of the Family and Child Studies Center, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio./e SUZANNE LOKER is Professor, Department of Textiles and Apparel, Cornell University./e ROSEMARY WALKER is Professor of Family and Child Ecology, Michigan State University./e

Reviews

.,."should appeal most to researchers specifically interested in home-based workers or those working with the survey data that inform several of the chapters."-Administrative Science Quarterly

?...should appeal most to researchers specifically interested in home-based workers or those working with the survey data that inform several of the chapters.?-Administrative Science Quarterly

..."should appeal most to researchers specifically interested in home-based workers or those working with the survey data that inform several of the chapters."-Administrative Science Quarterly