The Time Divide: Work, Family, And Gender Inequality (The Family And Public Policy),New Hew Neither Side Will Survive

Neither Side Will Survive

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The Time Divide: Work, Family, And Gender Inequality (The Family And Public Policy),New Hew Neither Side Will SurviveIn A Panoramic Study That Draws On Diverse Sources, Jerry A. Jacobs And Kathleen Gerson Explain Why And How Time Pressures Have Emerged And What We Can Do To Alleviate Them. In Contrast To The Conventional Wisdom That All Americans Are Overworked, They Show That Time Itself Has Become A Form Of Social Inequality That Is Dividing Americans In New Waysbetween The Overworked And The Underemployed, Women And Men, Parents And Nonparents. They Piece