Ruling relations, warring, and mothering: Writing the social from the everyday life of a military mother
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2007
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Taber, Nancy
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This institutional ethnography, beginning from the author?s experiences, explores mothering and warring in the Canadian military. It argues that military ruling relations perpetuate prevailing norms of military membership, gender, and family to create a dominant narrative that works to discipline the beliefs and actions of military members and their families.
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University of South Australia School of Education
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School of Education
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PhD Doctorate
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Copyright Nancy Taber 2007
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