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Married Women's Employment over the Life Course: Attitudes in Cross- National Perspective
2000
Social Forces
We analyze survey data from 23, largely industrialized countries onattitudes toward married women's employment atfour stages ofthefamily life course. Despite general consensus between countries, cluster andcorrespondence analyses show thatthe nations represent three distinct patterns of attitudes. There is only mixed support for the hypothesis thatpublic opinion conforms tostate welfare regime type. Instead, normative beliefs reflect both ageneral dimension ofstructural andcultural factors
doi:10.2307/3006179
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