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

Article

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

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

Book Section

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

Conference or Workshop Item

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)

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

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

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.

Thesis

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.

Film

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

Audio

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]