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to the relationship, and their desire for shared intimacy. Yet for many couples, incompatibility as sleeping partners may … research into sleep in couples aged 20-59 (N=40) to examine how couples negotiate the spatial, temporal and relational …
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Sociological theories can be viewed as models of (sub)-populations. In this paper we explore the possibility of representing social theories as attitudinal types rather than as descriptions of society at large. To test this idea we investigate the relevance of four different theories of couple...
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analyses qualitative data from an ESRC funded multi-disciplinary project on couples\' sleep based on in-depth audio …-tape recorded interviews with 31 couples (aged 20-59) where either one or both partners snore. Additionally, one week\'s audio sleep …
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resource through which to examine the roles and relationships and gender inequalities which underpin everyday life. Yet …
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Sexuality as well as gender can be added to the range of socio-structural factors that influence the social patterning … relationships to examine how they negotiate their sleeping arrangements. The paper contends that gender differences are evident in … negotiations between opposite-sex couples. These differences relate to the strategies used in managing a same-sex coupled identity …
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women\'s retirement. Access to advantageous institutional retirement pathways is stratified by gender, education, income …
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Past research in sociology and social psychology has revealed two aspects of online support. This mutual support among members of online support groups brings about empowerment as well as produces common values. The interaction between the two, however, has not been explicitly explored. This...
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are active participants in the \'racer\' culture through their positioning in the \'driver\'s seat\'. Gender is understood …. For the \'girl racers\', \'doing gender\' involved negotiating a complex set of norms while reconciling the competing … gender norms of the culture rather than resisting them explicitly, for fear of being excluded from the group. However, the …
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This article raises questions about who becomes the proper subject for (non)academic attention in a time when 'city publics' might be positioned as democratising and open or, conversely, as curtailed and shaped through specific and pre-determined economies of value and use. The use of the city...
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Risk narratives are of increasing importance in contemporary social life in that they help in understanding and anticipating the shifts that characterise our late modern landscape. Our qualitative research explores risk as it relates to violence toward street-based sex workers in a suburban...
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