Life cycle or patriarchy? Gender divisions in family farmingSarah J. Whatmore1991-01-01articleJournal of Rural Studies110 citationsclosedNo readable copy stored yet — this record is metadata only.Gender, Labor, and Family DynamicsRural development and sustainabilityAgriculture and Rural Development ResearchAbstractNo abstract was published for this record.Citations in this libraryStored only when both papers are in the corpus — 110 citations exist upstream.References1988Feminist practice and poststructuralist theory1987Gender and power1988The Sexual Contract1978World Market, State, and Family Farm: Social Bases of Household Production in the Era of Wage Labor2015Gender and Stratification1988THE FARM AS A FAMILY BUSINESS: A REVIEW1991Farming Women: Gender, Work and Family Enterprise1987TOWARDS A TYPOLOGY OF FARM BUSINESSES IN CONTEMPORARY BRITISH AGRICULTURE SARAH WHATMORE RICHARD MUNTON JO LITTLECited by1996Farm business and the development of alternative farm enterprises: An empirical analysis in Greece2006An alternative to farmer age as an indicator of life-cycle stage: The case for a farm family age index1992Gender relations and farm household pluriactivity1992POWER ANALYSIS AND FARM WIVES2020Opening the Farm Gate to Women? The Gender Gap in U.S. Agriculture2006Kitchen Drama: Performances, patriarchy and power dynamics in a Dorset farmhouse kitchen2018Women's Work? The Relationship between Farmwork and Gender Self‐Perception2017Female entrepreneurs in nature-based businesses: working conditions, well-being, and everyday life situation