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Andrea Doucet, Ph.D.
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Andrea Doucet, PhD. is Professor of Sociology at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. Her book "Do Men Mother?" (University of Toronto Press, 2006) was awarded the John Porter Tradition of Excellence Book Award from the Canadian Sociology Association. She is also co-author of "Gender Relations: Intersectionality and Beyond" (with Janet Siltanen, Oxford, 2008) and "Reflexive, Relational and Narrative Knowing" (with Natasha Mauthner, Sage, forthcoming 2012). She is the Editor of the international journal Fathering and is currently writing a book on breadwinning moms and their male partners (tentatively) titled "The Bread and Roses Project: Breadwinning Moms, Caregiving Dads and a New 'Problem with No Name.'"

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Blog Entries by Andrea Doucet, Ph.D.

Sexy Headlines & Skimpy Science: 'Why Women Shouldn't Pick Attractive Husbands' Needs a Second Look

Posted June 23, 2011 | 06/23/11 03:49 PM ET

I'm not an expert on beautiful women and "hot or not" men. And I really don't have much interest in the question that Vicki Larson explored here at the Huffington Post, which is, "how a smart, accomplished, beautiful woman like Huma Abedin got herself involved with a...

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Between Two F-Words: Fathering and Feminism

Posted April 2, 2011 | 04/02/11 12:52 PM ET

Ten years ago when I was listening to, and writing about, the stories of stay-at-home dads and single fathers, many men asked me why it was that I -- a woman, a feminist -- was so interested in the lives of fathers. I was continually asked: Don't feminists typically study...

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Women Breadwinners: Why We Must Be Sensitive to Our Slower-Moving Husbands

Posted February 25, 2011 | 02/25/11 02:47 PM ET

I belong to one of the couple types that Hanna Rosin described in her recent piece on breadwinner wives in Slate magazine -- the one where the "woman is a born workaholic and the man lives a slower pace." Although it is more complex than those labels, I...

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