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| Format : | Livre |
|---|---|
| Tous les auteurs / collaborateurs : |
Daniela Del Boca |
| ISBN : | 9780521877411 0521877415 |
| Numéro OCLC : | 237226398 |
| Description : | XXI, 313 S. : graph. Darst. |
| Contenu : | List of figures; List of tables; Introduction Daniela Del Boca and Cecile Wetzels; Part I: 1. The position of mothers in a comparative welfare state perspective Daniele Meulders and Sile O'Dorchai; 2. Making time for working parents: comparing public childcare provision Jerome De Henau, Daniele Meulders and Sile O'Dorchai; 3. Parents' care and career: comparing parental leave policies Jerome De Henau, Daniele Meulders and Sile O'Dorchai; 4. Support for market care: comparing child cash and tax benefits Jerome De Henau, Daniele Meulders and Sile O'Dorchai; Part II: 5. Motherhood and participation Daniela Del Boca and Marilena Locatelli; 6. The timing of maternity SIV GUSTAFSSON aND EIKO KENJOH; 7. Motherhood and wages Cecile Wetzels; Part III: 8. An empirical analysis of the effects of social policies on fertility, Labour market participation and hourly wages of European women Daniela Del Boca, Silvia Pasqua, Chiara Pronzato and Cecile Wetzels; Index. |
| Responsabilité : | ed. by Daniela del Boca ... |
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Review of the hardback: 'This collection is poised to become a widely-cited reference on the complex interplay between maternal employment, fertility, and public policies in Europe. The meticulous empirical work effectively assesses the impact of policies on these crucial behavioral outcomes. Moreover, the rich policy data presented will surely be used by countless comparative researchers in their own analyses of cross-national policy variation and/or policy effects. This book ought to command the interest of all micro-economists and demographers, in Europe and elsewhere, concerned with the effects of institutions on women's employment or family formation.' Janet C. Gornick, Professor of Sociology and Political Science, City University of New York, irector, Luxembourg Income Study Review of the hardback: 'Recognition that social institutions shape people's behaviour is widespread among social scientists. What we lack is measures of these institutions, particularly on a comparable basis across many countries. The important contribution of this is book is to fill this gap. Written by sociologists, economists and policy analysts, it provides measures of the institutions particularly relevant to women's paid work and motherhood, and shows how they vary across countries. Importantly, it also analyses how they influence women's behaviour in the labour market and the home.' John Ermisch FBA, Professor of Economics, University of Essex Review of the hardback: 'Aimed at understanding the nexus between the different fertility rates and the different patterns of women's labour market participation, this book is a substantial contribution to welfare state theory and research. Written by a group of brilliant economists, it is also a must-read for sociologists and political scientists.' Chiara Saraceno, Professor of Sociology, University of Turin Review of the hardback: 'The financial crisis of public pension systems and rocketing welfare expenditure have put fertility and female labour market participation at the centre of the policy debate. The present volume focuses on a particular aspect of this complex phenomenon, namely the nexus between fertility and labour market flexibility, and its relation with national policies towards the family. This book provides welcome relief from the facile explanations one often has to hear in the public debate.' Alessandro Cigno, Professor of Economics, University of Florence Lire la suite...
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- Fertility, Human -- Europe.
- Mothers -- Employment -- Europe.
- Mothers -- Government policy -- Europe.
- Work and family -- Government policy -- Europe.
- Working mothers -- Government policy -- Europe.
- Arbeitsmarkt.
- Mutterschaft.
- Sozialpolitik.
- Internationaler Vergleich.
- Frau.
- Mutter.
- Familie.
- Europa.