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The Politics of work-family policies...

Boling, Patricia, (1953-)

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The Politics of work-family policies : = comparing Japan, France, Germany and the United States /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	The Politics of work-family policies :/ Patricia Boling.
其他題名:	comparing Japan, France, Germany and the United States /
作者:	Boling, Patricia,
出版者:	Cambridge :Cambridge University Press, : 2015.,
面頁冊數:	xx, 268 p. :ill. ;24 cm.
標題:	Work and family. -
ISBN:	9781107098121

The Politics of work-family policies : = comparing Japan, France, Germany and the United States /
Boling, Patricia,1953-

The Politics of work-family policies :comparing Japan, France, Germany and the United States /Patricia Boling. - Cambridge :Cambridge University Press,2015. - xx, 268 p. :ill. ;24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-253) and index.

Why work-family policies matter, and how best to study them --

"The work-family policies of Sweden and France are often held up as models for other nations to follow, yet political structures and resources can present obstacles to fundamental change that must be taken into account. Patricia Boling argues that we need to think realistically about how to create political and policy change in this vital area. She evaluates policy approaches in the US, France, Germany and Japan, analyzing their policy histories, power resources, and political institutions to explain their approaches, and to propose realistic trajectories toward change. Arguing that much of the story lies in the way that job markets are structured, Boling shows that when women have reasonable chances of resuming their careers after giving birth, they are more likely to have children than in countries where even brief breaks put an end to a career, or where motherhood restricts them to part-time work"--

ISBN: 9781107098121US102.00

LCCN: 2014046183Subjects--Topical Terms:

583975
Work and family.

LC Class. No.: HD4904.25 / .B65 2015

Dewey Class. No.: 306.3/6

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505 0 # $t Why work-family policies matter, and how best to study them -- $t Demographic and policy trends in OECD countries -- $t Familialist policies in France -- $t Germany enacts change -- $t Japan confronts low fertility and rapid aging -- $t The US relies on families and markets -- $t Evaluating work-family policies -- $t Why the US can't be Sweden.
520 # $a "The work-family policies of Sweden and France are often held up as models for other nations to follow, yet political structures and resources can present obstacles to fundamental change that must be taken into account. Patricia Boling argues that we need to think realistically about how to create political and policy change in this vital area. She evaluates policy approaches in the US, France, Germany and Japan, analyzing their policy histories, power resources, and political institutions to explain their approaches, and to propose realistic trajectories toward change. Arguing that much of the story lies in the way that job markets are structured, Boling shows that when women have reasonable chances of resuming their careers after giving birth, they are more likely to have children than in countries where even brief breaks put an end to a career, or where motherhood restricts them to part-time work"-- $c Provided by publisher.
520 # $a "The idea of comparing several countries with respect to how well they support working parents occurred to me at a point in my life when I was immersed in establishing an academic career and raising three small children. Because my children were born before I had tenure, I got to experience how parents manage to find and pay for childcare on a shoestring budget, and to do so in both Japan and the United States. The experience ignited my desire to understand why some countries are more willing and able to support working parents than others"-- $c Provided by publisher.
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