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Elements in Gender and Politics

The Incompatibility of Rights

Gender Essentialism, Market Primacy, and Women's Work-Family Struggles in an Autocracy

Yun (University of Michigan) Zhou

The Incompatibility of Rights

Elements in Gender and Politics

The Incompatibility of Rights

Gender Essentialism, Market Primacy, and Women's Work-Family Struggles in an Autocracy

Elements in Gender and Politics: The Incompatibility of Rights

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After China's relaxation of its one-child policy in 2016, this Element excavates the incompatibility of rights. Young urban Chinese women have experienced labor market gender discriminations and have turned to individualistic strategies of rights-trading.

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Beschrijving Elements in Gender and Politics: The Incompatibility of Rights

After China's relaxation of its one-child policy in 2016, this Element excavates the incompatibility of rights. Young urban Chinese women have experienced labor market gender discriminations and have turned to individualistic strategies of rights-trading. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

ISBN
9781009658072
Pagina's
75
Verschijnt
Serie
Elements in Gender and Politics
Rubriek
Politicologie
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
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Cambridge University Press

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