Can Money Buy You Love?: Dynamic Employment Characteristics, the New Hope Project, and Entry into Marriage
So far in part 2 of the book we have been generally silent about the role of partners in the lives of the New Hope mothers. It is clear from numerous studies that partners and relationships are inextricably intertwined with the work experiences of low-income women and represent a central aspect of h...
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| description | So far in part 2 of the book we have been generally silent about the role of partners in the lives of the New Hope mothers. It is clear from numerous studies that partners and relationships are inextricably intertwined with the work experiences of low-income women and represent a central aspect of how work and family influences together shape children’s development. Partners can not only provide love and emotional support to mothers and children but also bring a vast array of supports or barriers relevant to work, including extra household income, child care, coparenting, pressures to work or not to |
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