Items where Subject is "H Social Sciences > HQ The family. Marriage. Woman"

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Clerk, George (2026) Broken Waters, Poisoned Fields: Galamsey, the Water Crisis, Food Insecurity, and the Rights of Women and Children in Ghana and West Africa. In: 16th International Conference on Food Studies, 10th - 12th October 2026, University of Osaka in Japan. (In Press)

Constantinescu, Alexandra (2025) The women eat last: traditions, table manners and gender narratives at the Romanian dining table. Research in Hospitality Management. pp. 1-9. ISSN 2415-5152

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Heath, Katrina (2026) BNU’s Enhancing Understandings of Female Genital Mutilation. In: BNU Academic Conference, 30th June 2026, Buckinghamshire.

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Kadri, Andalina (2021) Local Authority Targeted Family Support Services: The experience of a sample of women who had experienced domestic abuse. Doctoral thesis, Buckinghamshire New University.

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Mallowan, Nicola (2026) Enhancing Understandings of Female Genital Mutilation. In: Buckinghamshire New University, 30th June 2026, High Wycombe.

Mosoeunyane, Mary and Barkeji, Musa (2026) Musa Barkeji on Closing the Breast Cancer Survival Gap for Black Women. [Audio]

Mosoeunyane, Mary and Johnson, Sheena (2026) Sheena Johnson on Burnout, Healing, and Strong Black Women. [Audio]

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Quaye, Sena (2015) Young Men‘s Understanding of Consent for Sexual Intimacy: The Risk of Unwanted Sex for Women with a History of Child Sexual Abuse. In: International Symposium, World Society of Victimology, 5-9 July 2015, Perth Australia.

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Robertson, Julia M and Kingsley, Barbara E (2021) “Behind the Façade: Motivations for Cosmetic Usage by Women”. SAGE Open, 11 (4). ISSN 2158-2440

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Williams, Sarah (2025) The Lived Experiences of Female PR Practitioners in the UK: Exploring Bourdieu's Theory of Habitus, Gender Imbalance, and Exploitation. In: Gender and Freelancing in the Communication Industries: Experiences, Practices, Discourses. Emerald Publishing Limited, United Kingdom, pp. 173-189. ISBN 978-1835491546

Williams, Sarah (2025) The Performance and the Person, Women’s Experiences in PR work.