Invisible women. Discourses and experiences of the underprivileged working mums.

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Law, J. 2022. Invisible women. Discourses and experiences of the underprivileged working mums.
AuthorsLaw, J.
TypeConference poster
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PhD proposal.

KeywordsWorking mothers; Class; Intersectionality; Social norms; Mixed methods
Year2022
ConferenceBPS Qualitative Methods in Psychology
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