Outside of home, inside of shop: work and family of small business proprietor women

It is handy to send in a conference paper proposal when one gets a useful summary of a dissertation chapter done as well. It's quite difficult to write one without all the typical academia jargon - that's after all that's the kind of English that I know the best. Also wondering whether I'm doing justice to these dear people, and I don't mean using them as research material for they knew what I was doing, but whether I'm talking about them in a relevant manner. Outside of home, inside of shop: work and family of small business proprietor women AKSE 2005 Conference 4-8 JULY, 2005 Halifax Hall, The University of Sheffield This paper is about the livelihood and lives of married women, who are occupied as sole proprietors of their business establishments. The departing point of this presentation is that the position of women as shopkeepers and as money-earning self-employed provides an interesting and important angle to Korean family, marital relations, gender, and also social stratification. Continues... Photo: hairdressing shop keeper and her husband talking about the need for a new home. Categories at del.icio.us/hunjang: academic ∙ anthropology ∙ Koreanstudies