Between Money and Love: The Dialectics of Women's Home and Market Work - Hardcover

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"Marxism, feminism, and mainstream social science have all contributed to a growing literature on women's work in advanced capitalism. Between Money and Love is one of the most systematic and ambitious attempts to bring together this wide-ranging literature. Sokoloff demonstrates an ability to present the essential elements of complex theories without oversimplification of distortion. This is the primary strength of the book and should make it an extremely useful text for classroom use.... Between Money and Love is an important book precisely because it clarifies the differences between alternative theories of women's work. The task remaining is not to reconcile these different perspectives, ... but to move beyond them. Sokoloff has clearly made a start in that direction. Her critical assessments of existing theories, coupled with her own theoretical analysis, should provide a much firmer basis for future investigations of women's work."-Review of Radical Political Economics ?Marxism, feminism, and mainstream social science have all contributed to a growing literature on women's work in advanced capitalism. Between Money and Love is one of the most systematic and ambitious attempts to bring together this wide-ranging literature. Sokoloff demonstrates an ability to present the essential elements of complex theories without oversimplification of distortion. This is the primary strength of the book and should make it an extremely useful text for classroom use.... Between Money and Love is an important book precisely because it clarifies the differences between alternative theories of women's work. The task remaining is not to reconcile these different perspectives, ... but to move beyond them. Sokoloff has clearly made a start in that direction. Her critical assessments of existing theories, coupled with her own theoretical analysis, should provide a much firmer basis for future investigations of women's work.?-Review of Radical Political Economics