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Hopf/Steady State Mode Interactions,d by extending the extra-familial public or publicly financed childcare provision.. There are, nevertheless, many European countries in which care for children below three years of age is still mainly based on family care by the children’s mothers.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5064-8 b; Ungerson and Yeandle, 2007). Various factors have been identified in the literature to explain this common evolution, such as the incapacity of the traditional welfare state to meet individuals’ needs, the trend towards marketization or the recognition of (formerly unpaid or cheaper) informal care (Ungerson, 1997, 2005).

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Migrant Carers in Elder Care Provision: Interaction of Policy Fields,rers within the family. In Europe, an increasing influx of migrant carers during the 1990s fostered a debate on the emergence of new social divisions based on ethnicity in this female-dominated activity and its societal embeddedness (Ehrenreich and Hochschild, 2002b; Lutz, 2008).

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,Cash-for-Care Schemes and the Changing Role of Elderly People’s Informal Caregivers in France and I b; Ungerson and Yeandle, 2007). Various factors have been identified in the literature to explain this common evolution, such as the incapacity of the traditional welfare state to meet individuals’ needs, the trend towards marketization or the recognition of (formerly unpaid or cheaper) informal care (Ungerson, 1997, 2005).

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2947-4124 nder what conditions, welfare state reforms have contributed to strengthening existing tensions, creating new tensions, or relaxing such tensions.978-1-349-33193-2978-0-230-30761-2Series ISSN 2947-4124 Series E-ISSN 2947-4132

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The Approximation of Simple Singularities labour market and family structures are re-structuring, both in countries with extensive and formalized public support for care for the elderly as well as in those with less public and more informal involvement with these people.