Handbook of Family Policy
Handbook of Family Policy
Rostgaard, Tine; Eydal, Gu?ny B.
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
08/2020
424
Mole
Inglês
9781784719456
15 a 20 dias
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Contents:
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction to the Handbook of Family Policy
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal and Tine Rostgaard
PART II FAMILY POLICY: HISTORY, CONCEPTS, THEORY AND METHODS
2. The history of family policy research
Anne H. Gauthier and Judith C. Koops
3. The structure/culture divide in early childhood services - and how we might bridge it
Peter Moss
4. Family and state obligation: the contribution to family policy studies
Jane Millar
5. Comparing family policies: approaches, methods and databases
Henning Lohmann and Hannah Zagel
6. Family policy changes across welfare and production regimes, 1990 to 2010
Ji Young Kang and Marcia K. Meyers
PART III FAMILY POLICIES
7. Family benefit systems
Jonathan Bradshaw
8. Childcare as a global policy agenda
Tine Rostgaard
9. The social investment approach in the productivist welfare regime: the unfolding of social investment in South Korea and Japan
Sophia Seung-yoon Lee and Seung-ho Baek
10. Leave policies for parents in a cross-national perspective: various paths along the same course?
Olivier Thevenon
11. Work-family policies within the workplace
Laura den Dulk, Mara A. Yerkes and Bram Peper
12. Triggers and drivers of change in framing parenting support in Northwestern Europe
Trudie Knijn, Claude Martin and Ilona Ostner
PART IV FAMILY POLICY MODELS
13. Comparing persistence and change in family policies of conservative welfare states
Birgit Pfau-Effinger
14. The UK and the US: liberal models despite family policy expansion?
Dorian R. Woods
15. Family policies in the Nordic countries: aiming at equality
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal, Tine Rostgaard and Heikki Hiilamo
16. Child and family policy in Southern Europe
Teresa Jurado-Guerrero and Manuela Naldini
17. Family policies and social inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe: a comparative analysis of Hungary, Poland and Romania between 2005 and
2015
Cristina Ra? and Dorottya Szikra
18. Not all in the same family: diverging approaches to family policy in East Asia
Ito Peng and Yi-Chun Chien
19. Family life and family policy in South Africa: responding to past legacies, new opportunities and challenges
Trudie Knijn and Leila Patel
20. Work-family policies: has Latin America moved towards more gender and social equity?
Merike Blofield and Juliana Martinez Franzoni
21. Family policy in India: contradictions, continuities and change
Rajni Palriwala and Neetha N.
22. Family policy patterns in autocratic countries
Dorian R. Woods and Rolf Frankenberger
PART V OUTCOMES OF FAMILY POLICIES
23. Children, poverty and public policy: a cross-national perspective
Janet C. Gornick and Emily Nell
24. Family policies and child well-being
Daniel Engster and Helena Olofsdotter Stensoeta
25. Effects of work-family policies on parenthood and wellbeing
Caitlyn Collins and Jennifer Glass
PART VI FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR POLICY MAKING AND RESEARCH
26. Policies on family support and parenting support in a global perspective
Mary Daly
27. Neglected families: developing family-supportive policies for 'natural' and (hu)man-made disasters
Lena Dominelli
28. Women's voices and human rights: perspectives on sustainable family lives
Ulla Bjoernberg
Index
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction to the Handbook of Family Policy
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal and Tine Rostgaard
PART II FAMILY POLICY: HISTORY, CONCEPTS, THEORY AND METHODS
2. The history of family policy research
Anne H. Gauthier and Judith C. Koops
3. The structure/culture divide in early childhood services - and how we might bridge it
Peter Moss
4. Family and state obligation: the contribution to family policy studies
Jane Millar
5. Comparing family policies: approaches, methods and databases
Henning Lohmann and Hannah Zagel
6. Family policy changes across welfare and production regimes, 1990 to 2010
Ji Young Kang and Marcia K. Meyers
PART III FAMILY POLICIES
7. Family benefit systems
Jonathan Bradshaw
8. Childcare as a global policy agenda
Tine Rostgaard
9. The social investment approach in the productivist welfare regime: the unfolding of social investment in South Korea and Japan
Sophia Seung-yoon Lee and Seung-ho Baek
10. Leave policies for parents in a cross-national perspective: various paths along the same course?
Olivier Thevenon
11. Work-family policies within the workplace
Laura den Dulk, Mara A. Yerkes and Bram Peper
12. Triggers and drivers of change in framing parenting support in Northwestern Europe
Trudie Knijn, Claude Martin and Ilona Ostner
PART IV FAMILY POLICY MODELS
13. Comparing persistence and change in family policies of conservative welfare states
Birgit Pfau-Effinger
14. The UK and the US: liberal models despite family policy expansion?
Dorian R. Woods
15. Family policies in the Nordic countries: aiming at equality
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal, Tine Rostgaard and Heikki Hiilamo
16. Child and family policy in Southern Europe
Teresa Jurado-Guerrero and Manuela Naldini
17. Family policies and social inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe: a comparative analysis of Hungary, Poland and Romania between 2005 and
2015
Cristina Ra? and Dorottya Szikra
18. Not all in the same family: diverging approaches to family policy in East Asia
Ito Peng and Yi-Chun Chien
19. Family life and family policy in South Africa: responding to past legacies, new opportunities and challenges
Trudie Knijn and Leila Patel
20. Work-family policies: has Latin America moved towards more gender and social equity?
Merike Blofield and Juliana Martinez Franzoni
21. Family policy in India: contradictions, continuities and change
Rajni Palriwala and Neetha N.
22. Family policy patterns in autocratic countries
Dorian R. Woods and Rolf Frankenberger
PART V OUTCOMES OF FAMILY POLICIES
23. Children, poverty and public policy: a cross-national perspective
Janet C. Gornick and Emily Nell
24. Family policies and child well-being
Daniel Engster and Helena Olofsdotter Stensoeta
25. Effects of work-family policies on parenthood and wellbeing
Caitlyn Collins and Jennifer Glass
PART VI FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR POLICY MAKING AND RESEARCH
26. Policies on family support and parenting support in a global perspective
Mary Daly
27. Neglected families: developing family-supportive policies for 'natural' and (hu)man-made disasters
Lena Dominelli
28. Women's voices and human rights: perspectives on sustainable family lives
Ulla Bjoernberg
Index
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Family policies; children; parents; research; models; outcomes
Contents:
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction to the Handbook of Family Policy
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal and Tine Rostgaard
PART II FAMILY POLICY: HISTORY, CONCEPTS, THEORY AND METHODS
2. The history of family policy research
Anne H. Gauthier and Judith C. Koops
3. The structure/culture divide in early childhood services - and how we might bridge it
Peter Moss
4. Family and state obligation: the contribution to family policy studies
Jane Millar
5. Comparing family policies: approaches, methods and databases
Henning Lohmann and Hannah Zagel
6. Family policy changes across welfare and production regimes, 1990 to 2010
Ji Young Kang and Marcia K. Meyers
PART III FAMILY POLICIES
7. Family benefit systems
Jonathan Bradshaw
8. Childcare as a global policy agenda
Tine Rostgaard
9. The social investment approach in the productivist welfare regime: the unfolding of social investment in South Korea and Japan
Sophia Seung-yoon Lee and Seung-ho Baek
10. Leave policies for parents in a cross-national perspective: various paths along the same course?
Olivier Thevenon
11. Work-family policies within the workplace
Laura den Dulk, Mara A. Yerkes and Bram Peper
12. Triggers and drivers of change in framing parenting support in Northwestern Europe
Trudie Knijn, Claude Martin and Ilona Ostner
PART IV FAMILY POLICY MODELS
13. Comparing persistence and change in family policies of conservative welfare states
Birgit Pfau-Effinger
14. The UK and the US: liberal models despite family policy expansion?
Dorian R. Woods
15. Family policies in the Nordic countries: aiming at equality
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal, Tine Rostgaard and Heikki Hiilamo
16. Child and family policy in Southern Europe
Teresa Jurado-Guerrero and Manuela Naldini
17. Family policies and social inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe: a comparative analysis of Hungary, Poland and Romania between 2005 and
2015
Cristina Ra? and Dorottya Szikra
18. Not all in the same family: diverging approaches to family policy in East Asia
Ito Peng and Yi-Chun Chien
19. Family life and family policy in South Africa: responding to past legacies, new opportunities and challenges
Trudie Knijn and Leila Patel
20. Work-family policies: has Latin America moved towards more gender and social equity?
Merike Blofield and Juliana Martinez Franzoni
21. Family policy in India: contradictions, continuities and change
Rajni Palriwala and Neetha N.
22. Family policy patterns in autocratic countries
Dorian R. Woods and Rolf Frankenberger
PART V OUTCOMES OF FAMILY POLICIES
23. Children, poverty and public policy: a cross-national perspective
Janet C. Gornick and Emily Nell
24. Family policies and child well-being
Daniel Engster and Helena Olofsdotter Stensoeta
25. Effects of work-family policies on parenthood and wellbeing
Caitlyn Collins and Jennifer Glass
PART VI FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR POLICY MAKING AND RESEARCH
26. Policies on family support and parenting support in a global perspective
Mary Daly
27. Neglected families: developing family-supportive policies for 'natural' and (hu)man-made disasters
Lena Dominelli
28. Women's voices and human rights: perspectives on sustainable family lives
Ulla Bjoernberg
Index
PART I INTRODUCTION
1. Introduction to the Handbook of Family Policy
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal and Tine Rostgaard
PART II FAMILY POLICY: HISTORY, CONCEPTS, THEORY AND METHODS
2. The history of family policy research
Anne H. Gauthier and Judith C. Koops
3. The structure/culture divide in early childhood services - and how we might bridge it
Peter Moss
4. Family and state obligation: the contribution to family policy studies
Jane Millar
5. Comparing family policies: approaches, methods and databases
Henning Lohmann and Hannah Zagel
6. Family policy changes across welfare and production regimes, 1990 to 2010
Ji Young Kang and Marcia K. Meyers
PART III FAMILY POLICIES
7. Family benefit systems
Jonathan Bradshaw
8. Childcare as a global policy agenda
Tine Rostgaard
9. The social investment approach in the productivist welfare regime: the unfolding of social investment in South Korea and Japan
Sophia Seung-yoon Lee and Seung-ho Baek
10. Leave policies for parents in a cross-national perspective: various paths along the same course?
Olivier Thevenon
11. Work-family policies within the workplace
Laura den Dulk, Mara A. Yerkes and Bram Peper
12. Triggers and drivers of change in framing parenting support in Northwestern Europe
Trudie Knijn, Claude Martin and Ilona Ostner
PART IV FAMILY POLICY MODELS
13. Comparing persistence and change in family policies of conservative welfare states
Birgit Pfau-Effinger
14. The UK and the US: liberal models despite family policy expansion?
Dorian R. Woods
15. Family policies in the Nordic countries: aiming at equality
Gu?ny Bjoerk Eydal, Tine Rostgaard and Heikki Hiilamo
16. Child and family policy in Southern Europe
Teresa Jurado-Guerrero and Manuela Naldini
17. Family policies and social inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe: a comparative analysis of Hungary, Poland and Romania between 2005 and
2015
Cristina Ra? and Dorottya Szikra
18. Not all in the same family: diverging approaches to family policy in East Asia
Ito Peng and Yi-Chun Chien
19. Family life and family policy in South Africa: responding to past legacies, new opportunities and challenges
Trudie Knijn and Leila Patel
20. Work-family policies: has Latin America moved towards more gender and social equity?
Merike Blofield and Juliana Martinez Franzoni
21. Family policy in India: contradictions, continuities and change
Rajni Palriwala and Neetha N.
22. Family policy patterns in autocratic countries
Dorian R. Woods and Rolf Frankenberger
PART V OUTCOMES OF FAMILY POLICIES
23. Children, poverty and public policy: a cross-national perspective
Janet C. Gornick and Emily Nell
24. Family policies and child well-being
Daniel Engster and Helena Olofsdotter Stensoeta
25. Effects of work-family policies on parenthood and wellbeing
Caitlyn Collins and Jennifer Glass
PART VI FUTURE CHALLENGES FOR POLICY MAKING AND RESEARCH
26. Policies on family support and parenting support in a global perspective
Mary Daly
27. Neglected families: developing family-supportive policies for 'natural' and (hu)man-made disasters
Lena Dominelli
28. Women's voices and human rights: perspectives on sustainable family lives
Ulla Bjoernberg
Index
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