Titlebook: Care Between Work and Welfare in European Societies; Birgit Pfau-Effinger,Tine Rostgaard Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmi

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Hopf/Steady State Mode Interactions,conomic change. In effect, it was necessary to renegotiate the division of labour in relation to childcare within the family and between the family and the state. This development has contributed to generating an increase in the demand for publicly provided childcare. Many welfare states have reacte

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Bifurcation Problems with Symmetry,ve schemes that promoted the male breadwinner model (Saxonberg, 2003b, 2011; Saxonberg and Sirovátka, 2006a,b; Saxonberg and Szelewa, 2007). Emphasis should be placed, however, on the term ‘relatively’, because access was much higher for kindergartens for children aged 3–5 than for nurseries for chi

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Roland England,Robert M. M. Mattheijviding care within the family framework. Long-term care has thus been an informal, unpaid task carried out by daughters, daughters-in-law or other family members. Family structures have shifted dramatically in recent decades, however, and women have increasingly participated in the labour force; tha

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Progress in Scientific Computing chapter will examine tensions at the macro-level between institutional actors, as well as meso-level professional tensions and micro-level tensions between individual actors. Formal care work refers here to paid health or social care work provided through public or private employment (see also Antt

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R. M. M. Mattheij,F. R. de Hoogthe relationship of these to the creation of gender (in)equality. Since then, new research focus has emphasized that social care is also related to issues of ethnic inequality, for example, US research in the 1990s by Graham (1991) which investigated the inclusion of care work provided by migrant ca

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