Titlebook: Gendered Policies in Europe; Reconciling Employme Linda Hantrais (Director),Jo Campling Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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Chaos in Discrete Dynamical Systemstrialization when the separation between the place of work and the home was established. However, the ensuing difficulties only became an issue for policy-makers in the 1970s, when the number of women in gainful employment began to rise continuously in most European states. The reasons for this deve

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Modern Nonlinear Time Series Methodss concerned with caring for people of all ages are, however, of central importance for equal opportunities politics for a number of interacting reasons. Firstly, women perform most informal caring activities — childcare, care for disabled or older people — both within the family and for other close

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Peter Turchin,Stephen P. Ellnerater equality of opportunity for women, but the legal instruments put in place are often contradictory and ineffective. Institutions have been created to promote equality, but they are often working in opposition to one another. As in all the member states in the European Union (EU), more women have

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-2128-3 Act of 1975 came after EC membership, it was inspired by domestic political factors rather than any prompting from Europe; the British government was firmly committed to the goal of ending sex discrimination, at least in the workplace, before becoming a member of the EC. In terms of policy outputs

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Ronald W. Leven,Bernd-Peter Koch,Bernd Pompet up a strong body of equal opportunities legislation, thereby extending the rights of women as paid workers, partly as a result of Spain’s entry into the European Community (EC) in 1986 (Threlfall, 1997). Relatively few measures have been introduced, however, to help parents combine employment and

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