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Routledge Contemporary Japan Series

Inequality and the Work–Family Dilemma in Japan

Stratified Mothering

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Inequality and the Work–Family Dilemma in Japan

Routledge Contemporary Japan Series

Inequality and the Work–Family Dilemma in Japan

Stratified Mothering

Routledge Contemporary Japan Series: Inequality and the Work–Family Dilemma in Japan

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How do working mothers in Japan experience the tension between employment and child-rearing? Drawing on in-depth interviews with 55 working mothers, this book offers a compelling account of women’s struggles under “neoliberal motherhood” in contemporary Japan.

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Beschrijving Routledge Contemporary Japan Series: Inequality and the Work–Family Dilemma in Japan

How do working mothers in Japan experience the tension between employment and child-rearing? Drawing on in-depth interviews with 55 working mothers, this book offers a compelling account of women’s struggles under “neoliberal motherhood” in contemporary Japan.

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