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

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Migrant Women and Defamilialization in the Spanish Welfare Stateims at ordering migrant women’s access to the Spanish labour market. The defamilialization process of the Spanish welfare state relies on a gendered and origin-based outsourcing of care and domestic tasks.

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Saeed Chehreh Chelgani,Ali Asimi Neisiani and private, the chapters in the book display the fact that the idea of care can no longer exclusively be understood as personal and intimate, nor within a nation-state container, but needs a transnational perspective encompassing broad and complex processes of Europeanization and globalization.

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Concluding Remarks and private, the chapters in the book display the fact that the idea of care can no longer exclusively be understood as personal and intimate, nor within a nation-state container, but needs a transnational perspective encompassing broad and complex processes of Europeanization and globalization.

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Neuropharmacology of The Sleep-Waking Cycle,This chapter reflects on the recent reform of the European Union (EU) Parental Leave Directive. and its history. Negotiations between the European social partners led to a revised framework agreement on parental leave,. implemented as an EU directive in 2010..

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Double Subsidiarity, Double Trouble?: Allocating Care Responsibilities in the EU through Social DialThis chapter reflects on the recent reform of the European Union (EU) Parental Leave Directive. and its history. Negotiations between the European social partners led to a revised framework agreement on parental leave,. implemented as an EU directive in 2010..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0967-3rt of European restructuring of care labour markets, the contents of care and the different forms of care that range from the EU legislation level to the diversities among the individual care workers’ life situations and experiences of being cared for in present-day Europe. The book argues for a str

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,1997– : Eradication to Realism?, in the industrial and service sectors, and, in the Nordic social democratic countries, an egalitarian repugnance at the very idea of employing others to provide ‘service’, all played a part in their demise. But by the 1990s research revealed that in Europe the demand for care and domestic work was