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

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Reconciliation Policies in Spain,ped a strong emphasis on monetary transfers rather than care services. It has been easier to expand monetary benefits, for instance for maternity, than establish childcare services. Thirdly, societal views about childrearing emphasize the value of the care provided by mothers and family members and

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Book 2000mbine employment and family life. The authors track the inputs of members states and pressure groups to European policy formation and analyse outputs and outcomes at national levels as they impact on gender issues in law and practice. They draw on examples of the implementation of reconciliation pol

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parents combine employment and family life. The authors track the inputs of members states and pressure groups to European policy formation and analyse outputs and outcomes at national levels as they impact on gender issues in law and practice. They draw on examples of the implementation of reconcil

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Gerontology

The European Union and the Equal Opportunities Process,ought about this shift. It shows how the institutions of the European Union (EU) have both promoted and resisted change, and how the interaction between the intentions of the initiators of policy, interpretations of policy-makers and lobbying of women’s organizations provides the framework for policy formation.

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,Chaos in the Solar System—Introduction, of women-friendly policies is that they give women the opportunity to participate in public life and to reconcile motherhood with paid work. Compared to most EU member states, Sweden has a long history of policies encouraging women’s participation in the labour market and enabling parents to combine family life and employment.

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Adaptation or Diffusion of the Swedish Gender Model?, of women-friendly policies is that they give women the opportunity to participate in public life and to reconcile motherhood with paid work. Compared to most EU member states, Sweden has a long history of policies encouraging women’s participation in the labour market and enabling parents to combine family life and employment.

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