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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68918-0lent to those accorded to other types of workers. The goals of these reforms would be to (a) define caring as a collective responsibility rather than a private family matter, (b) distribute responsibility for caregiving more equitably across, class, race, and gender lines, and (c) make access to qua

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-68918-0the SNIC, especially to generate changes in the sexual division of labour. The development of care policies entails a great challenge for Uruguay, as well as for the entire Latin American region. It aims not only to design a public policy for the dependant but also to bring about a cultural transfor

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Grégoire Allaire,Sidi Mahmoud Kabermited public offer of care and the lack of family co-responsibility to ensure an equitable distribution of care work in homes. The chapter concludes with several recommendations for a further development of policies and research of social organization and care in Chile.

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