Farewell to maternalism ? State policies and mothers’ employment. This paper analyzes the course of transformations in social politics and policies and in the social arrangements with respect to mothers’ employment and caregiving in which we are moving from policy support for women’s full-time caregiving toward support to mother’s employment, with caregiving moving (partly) outside the home – what in many places can be called a «farewell to maternalism » . To begin, the paper briefly examines the social policies and politics that have been recently described as «maternalist » , and the predominant gendered divisions of labor and patterns of family and household formation which they depended upon and reinforced, for it is against these backd...
This symposium article critiques the emerging literature on caretaking, a literature that concentrat...
International audienceThis paper analyses the variations in policies aiming at reconciling work and ...
URL des Documents de travail :http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/CESFramDP2007.htmDocuments de travail ...
Across advanced capitalist countries, welfare state restructuring has come to include a “farewell to...
International audienceThis paper examines how the institutionalization of motherhood through social ...
Caring time policies in western Europe : trends and implications. One significant trend in family po...
Throughout the industrialized west, working mothers face common struggles to balance the demands of ...
German parental leave reforms : taking a nordic turn ? For decades German family policies largely f...
This thesis consists of four contributions on family policies and their links with mothers’ employme...
In contrast to the majority of research on the relationship between women and the state which bases ...
As an increasing number of women, in particular mothers, participate in the labour market, reconcili...
This article examines the importance of fertility in the history of family policy in Sweden. As Swed...
The general focus of this thesis is on how the family, work and the welfare system are intertwined. ...
The positive turn or birthstrikes ? Sites of resistance to residual male breadwinner societies and t...
This article enhances our knowledge of the construction of social inequalities in health by examinin...
This symposium article critiques the emerging literature on caretaking, a literature that concentrat...
International audienceThis paper analyses the variations in policies aiming at reconciling work and ...
URL des Documents de travail :http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/CESFramDP2007.htmDocuments de travail ...
Across advanced capitalist countries, welfare state restructuring has come to include a “farewell to...
International audienceThis paper examines how the institutionalization of motherhood through social ...
Caring time policies in western Europe : trends and implications. One significant trend in family po...
Throughout the industrialized west, working mothers face common struggles to balance the demands of ...
German parental leave reforms : taking a nordic turn ? For decades German family policies largely f...
This thesis consists of four contributions on family policies and their links with mothers’ employme...
In contrast to the majority of research on the relationship between women and the state which bases ...
As an increasing number of women, in particular mothers, participate in the labour market, reconcili...
This article examines the importance of fertility in the history of family policy in Sweden. As Swed...
The general focus of this thesis is on how the family, work and the welfare system are intertwined. ...
The positive turn or birthstrikes ? Sites of resistance to residual male breadwinner societies and t...
This article enhances our knowledge of the construction of social inequalities in health by examinin...
This symposium article critiques the emerging literature on caretaking, a literature that concentrat...
International audienceThis paper analyses the variations in policies aiming at reconciling work and ...
URL des Documents de travail :http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/CESFramDP2007.htmDocuments de travail ...