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Carol Smart
Carol Smart
Professor of Sociology, University of Manchester, UK
Verified email at manchester.ac.uk
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Feminism and the Power of Law
C Smart
Routledge, 1989
3550*1989
Women, Crime and Criminology (Routledge Revivals): A Feminist Critique
C Smart
Routledge, 2013
19672013
Personal life: new directions in sociological thinking
C Smart
Polity, 2007
14952007
Family fragments?
C Smart, B Neale
Polity, 1999
10401999
The ties that bind (Routledge revivals): Law, marriage and the reproduction of patriarchal relations
C Smart
Routledge, 2013
934*2013
Law, crime and sexuality: Essays in feminism
C Smart
Sage, 1995
8951995
Qualitative interviewing: asking, listening and intepreting
J Mason, T May
Qualitative research in action, 2002
8622002
The changing experience of childhood: Families and divorce
C Smart, B Neale, A Wade
Polity, 2001
6562001
The woman of legal discourse
C Smart
Gender and Justice, 29-44, 2017
4032017
The new family?
E Silva, C Smart
Sage, 1998
3911998
Feminist approaches to criminology or postmodern woman meets atavistic man
C Smart
na, 1990
3801990
Regulating womanhood
C Smart
Routledge, 2002
3722002
Women, sexuality and social control
C Smart, B Smart
Routledge, 1978
3611978
La teoría feminista y el discurso jurídico
C Smart
Biblos, 31-71, 2000
3552000
Visions in monochrome: families, marriage and the individualization thesis1
C Smart, B Shipman
The British journal of sociology 55 (4), 491-509, 2004
3392004
Deconstructing motherhood
C Smart
Good enough mothering?, 37-57, 2013
2952013
The ‘new’practices and politics of family life
EB Silva, C Smart
The new family, 1-12, 1999
2421999
Disruptive bodies and unruly sex: The regulation of reproduction and sexuality in the nineteenth century
C Smart
Regulating womanhood, 7-32, 2002
2152002
The new female criminal: reality or myth?
C Smart
The British Journal of Criminology 19 (1), 50-59, 1979
2101979
Families, secrets and memories
C Smart
Sociology 45 (4), 539-553, 2011
2032011
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