2011
DOI: 10.4000/ticetsociete.987
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L’enracinement social des inégalités numériques : la difficile intégration des femmes italiennes à la société de l’information1

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“…All the women indicated that the time they spent on the internet was determined by their family responsibilities. In concordance with previous studies on the impact of familiar responsibilities on internet use (Casula, 2011;Simões, 2011), our interviewees highlighted the scant amount of time they had to devote to the internet, due to "double presence" and their care responsibilities. Most employed women with family responsibilities say they do not have time.…”
Section: Impacts Of Time For Care Worksupporting
confidence: 88%
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“…All the women indicated that the time they spent on the internet was determined by their family responsibilities. In concordance with previous studies on the impact of familiar responsibilities on internet use (Casula, 2011;Simões, 2011), our interviewees highlighted the scant amount of time they had to devote to the internet, due to "double presence" and their care responsibilities. Most employed women with family responsibilities say they do not have time.…”
Section: Impacts Of Time For Care Worksupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Despite the conceptual advances made, there remains a lack of empirical research on the mutual shaping of digital inclusion and gender inequalities in terms of time in women's everyday lives. The scant research in this area highlights that gender division of time and labour shapes women's internet experience (Casula, 2011;Simões, 2011).…”
Section: Social Implications Of Digital Inclusion From a Gender Perspectivementioning
confidence: 99%