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The Veiled Crew: An Exploratory Study of Wives' Reported and Desired Contributions to Coastal Fisheries Enterprises in Northern Norway and Nova Scotia
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  • 1985Women in the Fishing: The Roots of Power between the Sexes92 cited
  • 1985Work Satisfaction and Community Attachment among Fishermen in Southwest Nova Scotia69 cited
  • 1986Unemployment and Household Division of Labor39 cited
  • 1982Rashomon, Working Wives, and Family Division of Labor: Middletown, 198034 cited
  • 1983Women’s Work: Domestic and Wage Labour in a Nova Scotia Community33 cited

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