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Introduction: Working Women and the Question of Care and Culture in Europe

How Welfare States Care, 2007, p.15

2007 Monique Kremer ;2007 Amsterdam University Press ;ISBN: 9053569758 ;ISBN: 9789053569757 ;EISBN: 9048501725 ;EISBN: 9789048501724 ;OCLC: 231629359 ;LCCallNum: HD6055.2.E85 -- K74 2007eb

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Title:
Introduction: Working Women and the Question of Care and Culture in Europe
Author: Kremer, Monique
Subjects: Applied economics ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Child care ; Econometrics ; Economic disciplines ; Economic statistics ; Economics ; Employment ; Employment rates ; Employment statistics ; Families ; Government ; Human populations ; Human societies ; Labor economics ; Literature ; Literature & literary studies ; Men ; Mothers ; Parenting ; Persons ; Political philosophy ; Political science ; Population studies ; Public administration ; Public policy ; Social institutions ; Social policy ; Social sciences ; Social welfare & social services ; Sociology ; Stay at home mothers ; Welfare state ; Women ; Working women
Is Part Of: How Welfare States Care, 2007, p.15
Description: European governments are bidding farewell to the once-popular ideal of the male breadwinner model. Except for Scandinavia, this model has sat firmly in the welfare state saddle since the Second World War. But in the new millennium, the governments of Europe no longer expect women to be full-time mothers. In Europe, the icon of the happy housewife is fading. The European Union (eu) welfare states fully committed themselves to working women as part of the 2000 Lisbon Strategy, the eu’s framework for action. If more women worked, this would contribute to the European aspirations of becoming ‘the most competitive and
Publisher: The Netherlands: Amsterdam University Press
Language: English
Identifier: ISBN: 9053569758
ISBN: 9789053569757
EISBN: 9048501725
EISBN: 9789048501724
OCLC: 231629359
LCCallNum: HD6055.2.E85 -- K74 2007eb
Source: Ebook Central Academic Complete
JSTOR eBooks: Open Access

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Introduction: Working Women and the Question of Care and Culture in Europe

2007 Monique Kremer ;2007 Amsterdam University Press ;ISBN: 9053569758 ;ISBN: 9789053569757 ;EISBN: 9048501725 ;EISBN: 9789048501724 ;OCLC: 231629359 ;LCCallNum: HD6055.2.E85 -- K74 2007eb

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