Titlebook: Jugend ’97; Zukunftsperspektiven Jugendwerk der Deutschen Shell Book 1997 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1997 Beteiligung.Engagement.Familie

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Renate Blankarratives recounted by three mothers, four educators, and home-childcare communication documents concerning the children‘s upcoming transition to school and educator-parent relationships are presented. For example, Marie-ève’s narrative is centred around her own sense of comfort at the childcare cen

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Yvonne Fritzschents and families. Over time, changes in society’s attitudes to working mothers’ and policy makers’ involvement in the Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) sector have led to parents sharing the children’s preparations for school with ECEC practitioners and reception teachers. Political involvem

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Klaus BergmannBeveridge in Britain, had a vision of a society in which the collective resources of the state could be used to create a more just and humane social order (George, 1996). In Britain, Beveridge understood the welfare state project as the eradication of the five giants of idleness, want, disease, igno

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Petra Aldenrathieth century: higher divorce rates; lower marriage rates; a growth in non-marital cohabitation; more births outside wedlock; an increase in the number of lone parent families; more mothers in paid employment (Selman, 1996b). Most of these changes are represented to a greater or lesser extent in all

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Ingeborg Fleischer,Petra Aldenrathbout the benefits and harms of state actions for personal lives. The collection includes detailed nation-specific studies of aspects of state-family engagement and contributions written in a British, and, in one case, an Australian context using a comparative perspective. Comparison identifies the i

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Klaus BergmannBeveridge in Britain, had a vision of a society in which the collective resources of the state could be used to create a more just and humane social order (George, 1996). In Britain, Beveridge understood the welfare state project as the eradication of the five giants of idleness, want, disease, igno