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The hidden organization of labor: Gender, race/ethnicity and childcare work in the formal and informal economy

Description:
An exploration of the political economic implications of including informal child care work in the analysis of the child care workforce.
Resource Type:
Other
Author(s):
Tuominen Mary
Publisher(s):
Pacific Sociological Association

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