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Working Mothers in Europe - A Comparison of Policies and Practices (Hardcover)
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Working Mothers in Europe - A Comparison of Policies and Practices (Hardcover)
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Working Mothers in Europe combines comparative perspectives on
social policies with analyses of mothers' practices as evidenced in
macro data and as explored in country based case studies. Social
policy research has emphasised the impact of particular welfare
systems and their policies on women's integration into the labour
market and the organisation of care and work. However, the authors
argue that policies are not the only factor, and, hitherto, we have
very little knowledge of the precise interactions between social
policies and social practices of individuals and families. In order
to accurately grasp the cross-country variation of mothers' work
and care arrangements in Europe, this book assembles a comparative
approach towards welfare systems and social policies with an
analysis of mothers' social practices in several European
countries. Exploring the ways in which working mothers manage to
combine care responsibilities and paid work on the basis of diverse
public and private resources, this book will be invaluable to
academics, researchers and students interested in the social
sciences. More generally, the book will greatly appeal to those
with an interest in women's employment, gender relations and the
needs of children as matters that are tackled in the interaction
between social policy and individuals.
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