Privacy And Parenting By Mobile Phone. | Thinking Allowed
Why is privacy so important to us? Laurie Taylor discusses a sociological study of the role that privacy plays in everyday life. Also, migrant workers parenting by mobile phone.
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- Clip length: 28'15''
- Broadcast year: 2011
Curriculum Connection
- Sociology | How are family life and relationships changing? | Nuclear families, extended families, lone parent families, reconstituted families, same-sex families, non-family households, lone-person households. Family life and diversity: emerging family types, trends in marriage, divorce and cohabitation. Demographic changes: birth rate, family size, age at marriage, age of childbearing, ageing population.
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- Provider: BBC
- Channel: BBC Radio 4
- Programme: Thinking Allowed
- Episode: Privacy And Parenting By Mobile Phone.
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