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Space and the intersection of work and family in homeworking households

Cath Sullivan
Pages 185-204 | Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Rajeshwari Chennangodu & Advaita Rajendra. (2023) ‘Half of my body is at work and the other half at home’: narratives of placemaking while working from homes in rural and small-town India. Culture and Organization 29:5, pages 455-469.
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Donell Holloway. (2007) Gender, Telework and the Reconfiguration of the Australian Family Home. Continuum 21:1, pages 33-44.
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Cath Sullivan & Janet Smithson. (2007) Perspectives of homeworkers and their partners on working flexibility and gender equity. The International Journal of Human Resource Management 18:3, pages 448-461.
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Anthony J. Montgomery, Efharis P. Panagopoulou, Maria C. W. Peeters & Wilmar B. Schaufeli. (2005) THE MEANING OF WORK AND HOME. Community, Work & Family 8:2, pages 141-161.
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DIMITRA MACRI & ETIENNE MULLET. (2003) Employment and family as determinants of anticipated life satisfaction among young Greek adults. Community, Work & Family 6:2, pages 183-201.
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Robert Wapshott & Oliver Mallett. (2011) The spatial implications of homeworking: a Lefebvrian approach to the rewards and challenges of home-based work. Organization 19:1, pages 63-79.
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Margaret A. ShafferJanice R. W. Joplin & Yu-Shan Hsu. (2011) Expanding the boundaries of work—family research: A review and agenda for future research. International Journal of Cross Cultural Management 11:2, pages 221-268.
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Cath Sullivan. (2003) What's in a name? Definitions and conceptualisations of teleworking and homeworking. New Technology, Work and Employment 18:3, pages 158-165.
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