International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy

ISSN: 0144-333X

Online from: 1981

Subject Area: Industry and Public Sector Management

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Volume 32 issue 9/10

Published: 2012, Start page: p502
Special Issue: Welfare State Regulations and Mothers' Labour Market Participation in an Internationally Comparative Perspective
Guest editor(s): Marina Hennig

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17052993	Pros and cons of family policies for mothers' labour market participation Marina Hennig, Dörthe Gatermann, Anna Erika Hägglund (pp. 502 - 512) Keywords: Labour market, Mothers' employment, Social policy, Welfare states Article type: General review Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (82kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions
17052994	How do employed women perceive the reconciliation of work and family life?: A seven-country comparison of the impact of family policies on women's employment Marina Hennig, Stefan Stuth, Mareike Ebach, Anna Erika Hägglund (pp. 513 - 529) Keywords: Denmark, Employment, Family, Finland, France, Germany, Labour market, Social policy, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Women Article type: Research paper Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (137kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions
17052995	Women's employment in the institutional and cultural context Birgit Pfau-Effinger (pp. 530 - 543) Keywords: Childcare, Culture, Employment, European Union, Family friendly organizations, Family policies, Women Article type: Conceptual paper Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (89kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions
17052996	Trends and social divisions in maternal employment patterns following maternity leave in the UK Colette Fagan, Helen Norman (pp. 544 - 560) Keywords: Childcare, Employment, Employment transitions, Maternity leave, Mothers, Part-time employment, United Kingdom, Women, Women's employment Article type: Research paper Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (103kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions
17052997	Women's work interruptions and career prospects in Germany and Sweden Marie Evertsson, Daniela Grunow (pp. 561 - 575) Keywords: Career interruption, Careers, Germany, Signalling, Skill depreciation, Skills, Sweden, Women Article type: Research paper Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (109kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions
17052998	Reconciling work and family life for French mothers in the Sarkozy era: Working more to earn more? Jan Windebank (pp. 576 - 588) Keywords: Employment, France, Gender, Social policy, Women, Work-family reconciliation Article type: Conceptual paper Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (90kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions
17052999	Policy and practice: The relationship between family policy regime and women's labour market participation in Europe Thomas P. Boje, Anders Ejrnæs (pp. 589 - 605) Keywords: Employment, Europe, European Union, Family and work, Social policy, Welfare state typology, Women Article type: Research paper Please login \| Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (109kb) ] \| Reprints & permissions

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