SOCA03Y3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11.4: Marilyn Waring, Uch, Arlie Russell Hochschild
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In capitalist societies such as canada"s, the demands of domestic labour and income-gene organized to be in conflict with one another. The state negotiates the conflicts between these two spheres only partially, through care. Two big changes in recent decades have affected how families negotiate the competing de generation and managing households. Change in the number of hours of income-generating work required to support a ho. Today, the standard of living for an average family of two adults and two child hours than it did 30 years ago i. The major cutbacks in government support to schools, health care, and social servic. These spending cuts have resulted in caregiving responsibilities falling increasi most often to women. Yet even when all family members (including men and children) participate in domestic lab there is still not enough time in a day or week to get everything done to a satisfactory leve.
