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• 2001Gender, household labor, and scholarly productivity among university professors142 cited
• 1995Separate But Simultaneous Interviewing of Husbands and Wives: Making Sense of Their Stories131 cited
• 1994Regulating the Unregulated?: Domestic Workers' Social Networks131 cited
• 1996Geographic mobility of scientists: Sex differences and family constraints123 cited
• 1998Manufacturing Motherhood: The Shadow Work of Nannies and Au Pairs122 cited
• 2018Work-Life Events Theory: Making Sense of Shock Events in Dual-Earner Couples117 cited
• 1994Reclaiming And Returning Gender To Context: Examples from Studies of Heterosexual Dual-Earner Families26 cited
• 2004A Regional Tradition of Gender Equity: Shanghai Men in Sydney, Australia23 cited
• 2009Should I Stay or Should I Go? Gender Differences in Professional Employment23 cited
• 2004Doing the Same and Earning Less: Male and Female Physicians in a New Medical Specialty22 cited
• 1993Socialization Toward Money in Latino Families: An Exploratory Study of Gender Differences21 cited
• 2008Examining Husband-Wife Differences in the Meaning of Family Financial Support18 cited
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