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Ellen McArthur Lecture: Eve Also Delved: Gendering Economic History (4)

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4. The nature and causes of the male breadwinner family

Lecture 4 returns to a longstanding debate in economic history and gender studies in terms of the chronology, nature, causes, and consequences of the rise of the male-breadwinner family structure. It will revisit this debate drawing on earlier work with Sara Horrell as well as recent research findings including ideas and arguments discussed in the earlier lectures.

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