To be or not to be a mother? Women negotiating cultural representations of mothering

JM Maher, L Saugeres - Journal of sociology, 2007 - journals.sagepub.com
This article is based on a recently completed study of fertility decision-making in Victoria,
Australia. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with 100 women, it explores how dominant …

Reviewing pronatalism: a summary and critical analysis of prior research examining attitudes towards women without children

JM McCutcheon - Journal of Family Studies, 2020 - Taylor & Francis
This review article examines prior research on attitudes towards women without children.
The progression of pronatalist values and theories within Western societies are delineated …

Comparing characteristics of voluntarily childless men and women

W Waren, H Pals - Journal of Population research, 2013 - Springer
Voluntary childlessness among women has been well researched, but the theories derived
from that work may not apply to men. In this paper, we test whether or not female-derived …

To have or not to have? Australian women's childbearing desires, expectations and outcomes

S Holton, J Fisher, H Rowe - Journal of Population Research, 2011 - Springer
Australia's low fertility rate is commonly attributed to deliberate decisions by women to avoid
having children. Existing theoretical explanations of fertility decision-making mostly view …

Attitudes toward women and motherhood: their role in Australian women's childbearing behaviour

S Holton, J Fisher, H Rowe - Sex Roles, 2009 - Springer
Financial and employment concerns are frequently identified as salient factors in women's
childbearing behaviour in low fertility, developed countries. The contribution of attitudinal …

A mother by trade: Australian women reflecting mothering as activity, not identity

JM Maher - Australian Feminist Studies, 2005 - Taylor & Francis
Background In Engendering Motherhood, McMahon argues that contemporary motherhood
is 'contested terrain'. Footnote 1 McMahon suggests that as contemporary Western societies …

Mother's views on using formal child care

K Hand - Family Matters, 2005 - search.informit.org
Drawing on data from the Family Work Decisions Study, a research project undertaken by
the Australian Institute of Family Studies, this article explores mothers' reasons for using or …

Don't shut up: Australia's first paid parental leave scheme and beyond: Assisting women (and men) negotiate two worlds of work

C Malatzky - Australian Feminist Studies, 2013 - Taylor & Francis
Through the perspective of women's conflicting roles, this paper examines the capacity of
the Australian Paid Parental Leave scheme to assist Australian families negotiate paid work …

Women's health and their childbearing expectations and outcomes: a population-based survey from Victoria, Australia

S Holton, H Rowe, J Fisher - Women's Health Issues, 2011 - Elsevier
CONTEXT: Financial and employment concerns are commonly regarded as the most
important factors determining Australian women's childbearing. However, little is known …

Wizja własnego ojcostwa u mężczyzn w późnej adolescencji

K Janowicz - Zeszyty Naukowe Towarzystwa Doktorantów …, 2018 - ruj.uj.edu.pl
Tekst przedstawia sposób konceptualizacji wizji własnego ojcostwa oraz opis jej kształtu u
mężczyzn w okresie późnej adolescencji w następujących aspektach: planowanie rodziny …