Titlebook: Europeanization, Care and Gender; Global Complexities Hanne Marlene Dahl,Marja Keränen,Anne Kovalainen Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0967-3Therefore, questions about forms of Europeanization, the diverse paths for care arrangements and the gender patterns in relation to citizenship and civil society are important for the Europe of the future.

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Copyright: A Curse or a Blessing?g on the caring role to the exclusion of other aspects of life and identity (Lupton and Barclay 1997; ONS 2007; Sullivan 2000; Ungerson 2000). However, feminists argue that social conditions, gender norms and welfare policies continue to create tradi tional demarcations of gender roles within the ho

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Care, Migration and Citizenship: Migration and Home-based Care in Europee in women’s involvement in the labour market. In European welfare states this is marked by a shift away from the ‘male-breadwinner’ to the ‘adult worker’ model which . all able-bodied adults, men and women, will be in paid work (Lewis 2001). In the poorer regions of the world, the destruction of lo

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Modes of Care and Mothering: How Does Citizenship and Care Intersect in the Lives of Mothers and Disg on the caring role to the exclusion of other aspects of life and identity (Lupton and Barclay 1997; ONS 2007; Sullivan 2000; Ungerson 2000). However, feminists argue that social conditions, gender norms and welfare policies continue to create tradi tional demarcations of gender roles within the ho