More choice for women? A discursive formation of the Howard government’s tax and transfer reforms

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RP @mandywil1iams.bsky.social: Great to see this out - an exciting bit of research on exploring Howard’s use of choice for women and the way it shaped women roles in Aus. Paper written in collaboration with the great Dr @vanessarose.bsky.social

Great to see this out - an exciting bit of research on exploring Howard’s use of choice for women and the way it shaped women roles in Aus. Paper written in collaboration with the great Dr @vanessarose.bsky.social

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