WORKING MOTHERS IN EUROPE: A COMPARISON OF POLICIES AND PRACTICES; ED. BY UTE GERHARD

"Exploring the ways in which working mothers manage to combine care responsibilities and paid work on the basis of diverse public and private resources, this book will be invaluable to academics, researchers and students interested in the social sciences. More generally, the book will greatly appeal to those with an interest in women's employment, gender relations and the needs of children as matters that are tackled in the interaction between social policy and individuals."--Jacket.

Year

2005

Language

English

Publisher

Edward Elgar Publishing

Editions

1

Pages

174

ISBN

9781845422448

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