Mother-worker identity struggles in postcolonial economies

• Identity struggles happen because of various overlapping factors. • The intersection of macro, meso, and micro explains role conflicts. • Gender privileges and penalizes mother-workers in postcolonial economies.

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Annals of Tourism Research
Published
2025-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annals.2025.104107
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Culture, Economy, and Development Studies
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Mother-worker identity struggles in postcolonial economies

Elizabeth Agyeiwaah
Annals of Tourism Research
Culture, Economy, and Development Studies
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Mother-worker identity struggles in postcolonial economies

Elizabeth Agyeiwaah
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Abstract

• Identity struggles happen because of various overlapping factors. • The intersection of macro, meso, and micro explains role conflicts. • Gender privileges and penalizes mother-workers in postcolonial economies.

Annals of Tourism ResearchVol. 116
The University of Queensland (AU)
Gender equality
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Culture, Economy, and Development Studies
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