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‘The sugar in his tea: sexuality, patriarchy and sexual politics’, and ‘A response to comments: The modern significance of sexuality – and the sex drive’, reply to four comments by Marzio Barbagli, Rosella Ghigi, Roger Friedland and Eric Anderson, Sociologica<\/em>, 3\/2016, doi: 10.2383\/85805 and doi: 10.2383\/85810,\u00a0\u00a0available free on www.Sociologica.Mulino.it.<\/p>\n

‘Economies of desire: Sexuality and the sex industry in the 21st century’<\/a>, Economic Affairs<\/em>, 35(3):\u00a0 329-348,\u00a0October 2015.<\/p>\n

‘The male sexual deficit: a social fact of the 21st century’<\/a>, International Sociology<\/em>, 30(3): 314-335, May\u00a02015.<\/p>\n

‘Beauty, intelligence and height: the black holes of sociology’, Sociologica<\/em>, 2\/2013, doi:\u00a010.2383\/74857\u00a0 available free on \u00a0www.Sociologica<\/em>.mulino.it<\/p>\n

‘The ethics of beauty and style: the value of erotic capital’\u00a0, Critical Studies in Fashion and Beauty<\/em>, 2(1+2): 249-253, March 2012.<\/p>\n

Feminist Myths and Magic Medicine<\/em>, London: Centre for Policy Studies, January 2011.<\/p>\n

‘Erotic capital’<\/a>, European Sociological Review<\/em>,\u00a0 26(5): 499-518, October 2010.<\/p>\n

‘(How) can social policy and fiscal policy recognise unpaid family work?’, Renewal<\/em>, 18: 23-33, May 2010.<\/p>\n

‘Is gender equality legislation becoming counter-productive?’, Public Policy Research<\/em>, 15: 133-136, September 2008.<\/p>\n

‘Diversity in tastes, values and preferences: Comment on Jonung and Stahlberg’, Economic Journal Watch<\/em>, 5: 204-218, May 2008.<\/p>\n

‘Feminism, research evidence and the politics of work-life balance’, Tidsskriftet Politik<\/em>, special issue on The Politics of Gender Equality, Denmark, spring 2007.<\/p>\n

‘Dancing with the devil? Essentialism and other feminist heresies’, British Journal of Sociology<\/em>, 58: 123-132, March 2007.<\/p>\n

‘Women, careers, and work-life preferences’<\/a>, British Journal of Guidance and Counselling<\/em>, special issue edited by Amal Al-Sawad and Laurie Cohen, 34: 279-294, August 2006. Reprinted 2006 in Hungarian Journal Tud\u00e1s Menedzsment<\/em><\/p>\n

`The search for equality’ (review article), Work and Occupations<\/em>, 30: 401-411, November 2003.<\/p>\n

`Public morality versus personal choice: the failure of social attitude surveys’, British Journal of Sociology<\/em>, 54: 339-45, September 2003.<\/p>\n

`A new approach to explaining fertility patterns: preference theory’, Population and Development Review<\/em>, 29: 349-74, September 2003.<\/p>\n

`Competing family models, competing social policies’, Family Matters<\/em>, 64: 51-61, May 2003.<\/p>\n

`Lifestyle preferences as determinants of women’s differentiated labour market careers’, Work and Occupations<\/em>, 29: 428-459, November 2002.<\/p>\n

`Taking women seriously’, People and Place<\/em>, 9: 1-6, December 2001, Australia: Monash University Centre for Population and Urban Research.<\/p>\n

`Les femmes obtiennent-elles ce qu’elles veulent ou se contentent-elles de ce qu’on leur propose?’ (Do women get what they want, or accept what they are given?), Revue de l’OFCE – Observations et Diagnostics Economiques<\/em>, No. 77: 297-306, April 2001, Paris: Observatoire Francais des Conjonctures Economiques.\u00a0 Reprinted July 2001 in Probl\u00e8mes Economiques<\/em>, No. 2721: 25-28.<\/p>\n

`Models of the family, women’s role and social policy: a new perspective from Preference Theory’, European Societies<\/em>, 1: 25-50, April 1999.<\/p>\n

`The expansion of women’s part-time work in modern societies: a new perspective’, Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Erziehungswissenschaft<\/em>, 4: 561-576, December 1998.<\/p>\n

`Developing a sociology for the 21st century: Preference Theory’, British Journal of Sociology<\/em>, 49: 150-162, March 1998.<\/p>\n

`Labour mobility and employment stability: rhetoric and reality on the sex differential in labour market behaviour’, European Sociological Review<\/em>, 12: 1-31, May 1996.<\/p>\n

`The sexual division of labour and women’s heterogeneity’, British Journal of Sociology<\/em>, 47: 178-188, March 1996.<\/p>\n

`1991 Census SARs: opportunities and pitfalls in the labour market data’, Work, Employment and Society<\/em>, 9: 569-582, September 1995.<\/p>\n

`Five feminist myths about women’s employment’, British Journal of Sociology<\/em>, 46: 429-455, September 1995. \u00a0Reprinted pages 11-37 in Women and Management<\/em> (eds) C Gatrell, C L Cooper and E E Kossek, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2010.<\/p>\n

`A century of change in occupational segregation 1891-1991′, Journal of Historical Sociology<\/em>, 7: 435-454, December 1994.<\/p>\n

`Using the LS and the SARs in the context of research on occupational change’, The OPCS Longitudinal Study Update<\/em>, No. 8: 7-13, June 1994.<\/p>\n

`Segregated and integrated occupations: a new framework for analysing social change’, European Sociological Review<\/em>,\u00a0 9: 289-314, December 1993.<\/p>\n

`Refocusing research on occupational segregation: reply to Watts’, European Sociological Review<\/em>, 9: 321-324, December 1993.<\/p>\n

`The myth of rising female employment’, Work, Employment and Society<\/em>, 7: 97-120, March 1993.<\/p>\n

`Explaining trends in occupational segregation: the measurement, causes and consequences of the sexual division of labour’, European Sociological Review<\/em>, 8: 127-152, September 1992.<\/p>\n

`Grateful slaves and self-made women:\u00a0 fact and fantasy in women’s work orientations’,\u00a0 \u00a0 European Sociological Review<\/em>, 7: 101-121, September 1991.<\/p>\n

`Cross-national comparative research on the European Community: the EC Labour Force Surveys’, Work, Employment and Society<\/em>, 5: 101-117, March 1991.<\/p>\n

`Core and periphery in employers’ workforce strategies: evidence from the 1987 ELUS survey’, Work, Employment and Society<\/em>, 4: 157-188, June 1990.<\/p>\n

`Workforce restructuring in Europe in the 1980s’, International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations<\/em>, 5, part 4: 167-203, March 1990.<\/p>\n

Barriers to Business Start-Up: A study of the flow into and out of self-employment<\/em>, Research Paper No. 71, London: Department of Employment, January 1990 (with others).<\/p>\n

`Workforce restructuring, social insurance coverage and the black economy’, Journal of Social Policy<\/em>, 18: 471-503, October 1989.<\/p>\n

`Employment rights: a comparison of part-time and full-time employees’, Industrial Law Journal<\/em>, 18: 69-83, June 1989.<\/p>\n

`New recruits to self-employment in the 1980s’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 97: 286-297, June 1989.<\/p>\n

`Identifying fast growth small firms’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 97: 29-41, January 1989.<\/p>\n

`Self-employment in Britain: recent trends and current issues’, Work, Employment and Society<\/em>, 2: 421-450, December 1988.<\/p>\n

`Women at work: recent research on women’s employment’, review article, Work, Employment and Society<\/em>, 2: 103-113, March 1988.<\/p>\n

`Trends in the flexible workforce’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 95: 549-560, November 1987.\u00a0 Reprinted in Restructuring Britain<\/em>, Course D314 Supplementary Readings, Milton Keynes: Open University Press, 1989.<\/p>\n

`Homeworking in Britain: key findings from the national survey of home-based workers’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 95: 92-104, February 1987. Reprinted in\u00a0On Work<\/em> (ed) Ray Pahl, 1988, Blackwell.<\/p>\n

`Employers’ use of homework, outwork and freelances’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 92: 144-150, April 1984.<\/p>\n

`Homework and outwork:\u00a0 national estimates from two surveys’,\u00a0 Employment Gazette<\/em>, 92: 7-12, January 1984.<\/p>\n

`Research based on administrative records’<\/a>, Sociological Review<\/em>, 31: 489-519, August 1983.<\/p>\n

`The social consequences of high unemployment’, Journal of Social Policy<\/em>, 11: 433-467, October 1982.<\/p>\n

`Homeworking in the London clothing industry’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 90: 369-376, September 1982.<\/p>\n

`Secondary analysis and the relationship between official and academic social research’, Sociology<\/em>, 16: 12-28, February 1982.\u00a0 Reprinted 2012 in SAGE Secondary Data Analysis<\/em> (ed) John Goodwin, London: Sage.<\/p>\n

`Job segregation: trends in the 1970s’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 89: 521-529, December 1981.<\/p>\n

`Integrated social data systems: the role of household censuses and surveys as sources of social, demographic and manpower data in Britain’, Social Science Information Studies<\/em>, pp 13-21, October 1980.<\/p>\n

`Homeworking: some new evidence’, Employment Gazette<\/em>, 88: 1105-1110, October 1980.<\/p>\n

`Census reports as documentary evidence: the census commentaries 1801-1951′, Sociological Review<\/em>, 28: 551-580, August 1980.<\/p>\n

`Social aspects of employment: data for policy research’, Journal of Social Policy<\/em>, 9: 77-98, January 1980.<\/p>\n

`The population census and its by-products: databases for research’, International Social Science Journal<\/em>, 31: 343-352, April 1979 (English, French and Spanish editions).\u00a0 Spanish translation reprinted in United Nations Comisi\u00f3n Econ\u00f3mica para America Latina (CEPAL) Bolet\u00edn de Actividades de Censos de Poblaci\u00f3n y Habitaci\u00f3n<\/em>, No. 6, June 1980, Santiago, pp 9-20.<\/p>\n

`Sexual divisions within the labour force: occupational segregation’, Department of Employment Gazette<\/em>, 86: 1264-79, November 1978.<\/p>\n

Census Confidentiality, Microdata and Census Analysis<\/em>, Occasional Paper No. 3, London: Office of Population Censuses and Surveys, 1978.<\/p>\n

Book reviews<\/strong> for American Journal of Sociology; Population and Development Review;\u00a0 British Journal of Sociology; British Journal of Industrial Relations; International Journal of Manpower;\u00a0 Industrial Relations Journal; Journal of Social Policy; Journal of the Royal Statistical Society; Journal of Gender Studies; Sex Roles; Feminist Economics; Economic History Review; Work and Occupations; Sociology; Sociological Review; Social Forces; Journal of Applied Statistics; Sociologica; Work, Employment and Society; British Journal of Criminology; inter alia. <\/em><\/p>\n

Referee<\/strong>\u00a0<\/em>for\u00a0papers submitted to: European Sociological Review; International Sociology; American Journal of Sociology; American Sociological Review; British Journal of Sociology; Population and Development Review;\u00a0Sociology; Sociological Review; \u00a0Journal of Social Policy; Cambridge Journal of Economics; Journal of the Royal Statistical Society;\u00a0Industrial Relations Journal; Human Relations; Organisation; Journal of Management Studies; British Journal of Industrial Relations; Feminist Economics; Journal of Historical Sociology;\u00a0 Acta Sociologica; Social Forces;\u00a0 Journal of Marriage and the Family; Demography; European Societies; Comparative Sociology; Social Problems; \u00a0Comparative Social Research Yearbook; Gender, Work and Organisations; Sex Roles; Times Literary Supplement;<\/em> and several\u00a0social geography and ethnic studies journals.
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