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Negotiated Familism: Intinate Life and Individualization among Young Female Professionals from Mexico City

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Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Volume: 36, Issue: 71, Pages: 165 - 196

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Published in: Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Published: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. 2011
Online Access: https://www.jstor.org/stable/26505393
URI: https://cronfa.swan.ac.uk/Record/cronfa59869
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title Negotiated Familism: Intinate Life and Individualization among Young Female Professionals from Mexico City
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title_short Negotiated Familism: Intinate Life and Individualization among Young Female Professionals from Mexico City
title_full Negotiated Familism: Intinate Life and Individualization among Young Female Professionals from Mexico City
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