Titlebook: Gender and Welfare States in East Asia; Confucianism or Gend Sirin Sung,Gillian Pascall Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Conclusion: Confucianism or Gender Equality?,an? What has been the impact of policies in China, designed to replace Confucian traditions, through the communist period, and of more recent free-market-based policies? Communism had a profound effect, particularly in bringing women into education and paid employment. But what assumptions now under

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Irina Sennikova,Iveta Ludviga,Elina Dubinskaare states across a range of East Asian countries. Gender inequalities in East Asian social policies are clearly important for women across East Asia, and yet they have had too little attention in the literature comparing welfare states. The comparative literature has largely been concerned with Wes

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Keren Naa Abeka Arthur,·Richard Owenave been some cultural shifts in relation to gender roles in combination with economic and political changes. In particular, the traditional idea of ‘the man as head of the family’ has recently been challenged, leading to the 2008 reform of family law (Kim 2008). In spite of these recent changes, th

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Norma Schönherr,André Martinuzziosition, family structure and the educational system, combined with some reworking of state welfare policy, have shifted the dynamics of Taiwanese society. The labour market especially has witnessed a considerable movement of married women into paid work. Compared with less than a quarter of married

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230250987ing and disability support systems in China.. This chapter examines inequality related to disability within a Confucian cultural context from a social policy perspective. It investigates the experiences of older people with disabilities in rural communities by analysing a national dataset about peop