전자책Studies in Comparative Political Economy and Public Policy
Who Cares?: Women's Work, Childcare, and Welfare State Redesign
- 서명/저자사항
- Who Cares?: Women's Work, Childcare, and Welfare State Redesign
- 개인저자
- Jenson, Jane | Sineau, Mariette
- 형태사항
- 1 online resource (305 pages)
- ISBN
- 9781442683389
- 주기사항
- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1. The Care Dimension in Welfare State Redesign -- Welfare States and Care -- Care and Citizenship Regimes -- Childcare and Public Policy -- 2. New Contexts, New Policies -- A New Demographic and Sociological Context -- The Baby Boom Ends -- The End of Full Employment -- Yet Women Are Staying in the Labour Force -- New Patterns of Employment -- Employment Policy: Confronting 'Flexibility' and Unemployment -- Moving towards Flexibility -- The Struggle against Unemployment -- Family Policies Caught up in Welfare State Redesign -- Changing Institutions: Decentralizing the State and Offloading to the Market -- Belgium: Moving towards Federalism -- Italy: Regions Take Their Place -- French Jacobinism Adapts -- Sweden Decentralizes -- The European Union Arrives -- 3. Belgium: The Vices and Virtues of Pragmatism -- Egalitarian Citizenship at the Height of the Welfare State -- The Difficult Birth of the FESC -- The Aborted Child-Rearing Allowance -- The Egalitarian Model Tested by the Economic Crisis -- Tax Reform and Childcare -- The Impact of Employment Policies on Childcare -- Towards a Frontal Assault on the Egalitarian Model? -- 4. France: Reconciling Republican Equality with 'Freedom of Choice' -- Upheaval and Crisis: Modernity and Ambivalence in the Giscardian Years -- Modernity and the Politics of Childcare -- Ambivalence -- The Direction of Change Is Set: The 1977 Parental Leave -- The Crisis Continues: The Invention of New Services -- Support for Day Nurseries: The Weak Link in the Chain -- Individualized and Targeted Solutions -- Parental Leave: The Labour Code Becomes Family Oriented -- The Parental Child-Rearing Allowance of 1984 and 1986: Paying Mothers to Care -- Save Some Time, Employ Someone: Two Subsidies for Hiring a Childminder -- Part-Time Work -- The 1994 Reform. Freedom of Choice versus Republican Equality? -- The Presidents of the Republic -- Governments and Parliaments -- 5. Italy: Policy without Participation -- The Long Arm of the Post-War Constitutional Compromise -- Signs of Movement in the 1960s -- The Missed Revolution? The 1970s -- Political and Financial Crises in the 1990s -- 6. Sweden: Models in Crisis -- The Modern Mother-Housewife in the 'Small World' of the People's Home -- The 'Right to Be Human:' Towards the Egalitarian Model, 1960-1980 -- The Swedish Model(s) in Crisis? -- The Egalitarian Model at the End of the Twentieth Century: Only a Parenthesis? -- 7. Europe: An Actor without a Role -- The Beginnings of Europe's Role -- Reconciliation and Its Declensions -- The Delors Commissions: Social and Family Policy -- Family Policy -- The Social Charter -- Nested Narratives, Multiple Motives -- Parental Leave: Detouring to Family Policy through the Maastricht Social Protocol -- From Social Dialogue to Parental Leave -- Concluding? -- 8. Comparing Childcare Programs: Commonalities Amid Variety -- Work and Family: A Variety of Policy Mixes -- Publicly Financed and Provided Services for Young Children -- Use and Access to Services -- A Variety of Structures -- Cost and Financing -- General Trends -- Privately Provided Childcare -- Privately Purchased Childcare -- Parental Leaves -- Cared for by Mothers -- 9. Citizenship in the Era of Welfare State Redesign -- Post-War Citizenship Regimes and Ideas about Women's Work -- The Post-War Dream: Children at Home with their Mothers -- Another Value Arrives: Gender Equality -- Childcare Choices in the New Conditions -- Women's Work: New or Recycled Representations? -- Common Patterns of Movement in Childcare Programs -- Citizenship Rights in New Times -- Bibliography -- Contributors
- 주제어
- Child care -- Government policy -- Europe. Electronic books. Europe -- Social policy. Mothers -- Employment -- Europe. Work and family -- Government policy -- Europe
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Freedom of Choice versus Republican Equality? -- The Presidents of the Republic -- Governments and Parliaments -- 5. Italy: Policy without Participation -- The Long Arm of the Post-War Constitutional Compromise -- Signs of Movement in the 1960s -- The Missed Revolution? The 1970s -- Political and Financial Crises in the 1990s -- 6. Sweden: Models in Crisis -- The Modern Mother-Housewife in the ''Small World'' of the People''s Home -- The ''Right to Be Human:'' Towards the Egalitarian Model, 1960-1980 -- The Swedish Model(s) in Crisis? -- The Egalitarian Model at the End of the Twentieth Century: Only a Parenthesis? -- 7. Europe: An Actor without a Role -- The Beginnings of Europe''s Role -- Reconciliation and Its Declensions -- The Delors Commissions: Social and Family Policy -- Family Policy -- The Social Charter -- Nested Narratives, Multiple Motives -- Parental Leave: Detouring to Family Policy through the Maastricht Social Protocol -- From Social Dialogue to Parental Leave -- Concluding? -- 8. Comparing Childcare Programs: Commonalities Amid Variety -- Work and Family: A Variety of Policy Mixes -- Publicly Financed and Provided Services for Young Children -- Use and Access to Services -- A Variety of Structures -- Cost and Financing -- General Trends -- Privately Provided Childcare -- Privately Purchased Childcare -- Parental Leaves -- Cared for by Mothers -- 9. Citizenship in the Era of Welfare State Redesign -- Post-War Citizenship Regimes and Ideas about Women''s Work -- The Post-War Dream: Children at Home with their Mothers -- Another Value Arrives: Gender Equality -- Childcare Choices in the New Conditions -- Women''s Work: New or Recycled Representations? -- Common Patterns of Movement in Childcare Programs -- Citizenship Rights in New Times -- Bibliography -- Contributors.