The Myth of Work-Life Balance: The Challenge of Our Time for Men, Women and Societies

Suzan Lewis · Richenda Gambles · Rhona Rapoport

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Work-Family Balance Challenges Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

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About the Authors. Foreword by Robert B. Reich. Foreword by Tripti P. Desai. Acknowledgements. Prologue Global Stories from the Front Line. PART I: Setting the Scene. Chapter 1: A Pivotal Challenge in the Global Context. Chapter 2: Evolutions and Developments in Seven Countries. Chapter 3: Thinking about Change at Multiple Levels. PART II: Making the Connections. Chapter 4: The Invasiveness of Paid Work. Chapter 5: Care and Connections: Families, Communities, Friendships and Care of the Self. Chapter 6: Reciprocal Relationships Between Men and Women: A Critical Issue. PART III: Moving Forwards. Chapter 7: Visions and Strategies for Change. References. Index.

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